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  STATELINE, Nev. Updated rules to encourage more affordable housing options for Tahoe residents and workers will be considered for adoption by the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency Governing Board and at its July 29 meeting, the agency said Tuesday. The Lake Tahoe Regional Plan amendments being considered are an initial outcome of the housing initiative TRPA launched last year and include updates intended to remove barriers to creating accessory dwelling units, such as adding mother‐in‐law units to single family dwellings, or re‐purposing existing space as an independent living area. Currently, only properties larger than 1 acre can apply for a permit to create an ADU, and an additional development right must be secured. Under the proposed changes, any size property could apply for a permit. If an accessory unit is deed‐restricted to affordable rates and for rental periods of more than 30 days, the application fees would be waived, and a development right would be provide

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