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ADU

While Connecticut state law requires all towns and cities to allow accessory dwelling units (ADUs) either by right or by special permit, individual towns and cities have the ability to create their own regulations and restrictions related to ADUs. As a result, some towns may not allow ADUs or may impose stricter regulations on them.

There are a variety of reasons why a town may not allow ADUs. One common concern is related to the potential impact on the character of a neighborhood or community. Some residents may worry that the addition of an ADU will change the nature of their community or that it will have a negative impact on property values. Other concerns may be related to traffic, parking, or overcrowding.

In addition, some towns may…

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