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Cleveland Heights is making backyard cottages a reality
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Cleveland Heights is drafting legislation to allow accessory dwelling units in backyards, sparking debate about multigenerational living, neighborhood privacy, and construction costs.
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Cleveland Heights City Council is set to vote on legislation which would allow homeowners to add secondary living units to residential properties, following planning and public input.
Cleveland Heights City Council unanimously passed legislation allowing accessory dwelling units, such as backyard cottages and garage apartments, following two years of public engagement.
Cleveland Heights is drafting legislation to allow accessory dwelling units in backyards, sparking debate about multigenerational living, neighborhood privacy, and construction costs.
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