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I would think the building or zoning department for the city would have that information. And there may be CC & Rs even if no HOA.
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Debe Maxwell, CRS
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Pete Xavier
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Hella M. Rothwell, Bro...
Carmel by the Sea, CA
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Ron and Alexandra Seigel
Carpinteria, CA
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Candice A. Donofrio
Fort Mohave, AZ
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Nina Hollander, Broker
Charlotte, NC
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Christine Kankowski Temecula & San Diego Speak with your zoning authority in your city. They will tell you whether or not the current zoning will allow a multi-unit home. If allowable it could be automatic or require a zoning district change or possibility something as simple as a special use permit. Good luck with it.
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Tony and Suzanne Marri...
Scottsdale, AZ
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Debe Maxwell, CRS
Charlotte, NC
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Candice A. Donofrio
Fort Mohave, AZ
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In my area we have a planning and zoning department we contact at city hall
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Contact the authorities who have zoning authority over the subject property.
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Christine Kankowski Temecula & San Diego - the next level is, town. Check with town officials for the same.
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We have a planning commission in our town that has all the information on zoning and controls which would be the place I would start.
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In any case you check with teh town or city hall's building and or zoning dept
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The planning department for the city or county would be a place to start.
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In Charlotte, we would contact the Zoning Commission. One would have to petition (or file) for exception or approval.
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The City building / planning / zoning department is where I would start.
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Download your local zoning and building codes.
Or hire an attny who is very skilled in this area.
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there are town zoning laws that can be found at the local town/city hall.... there are zoning maps with information concerning what's allowed; what allowed with special permits; and what is prohibited....
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In your city, you probably have a zoning and permit department who would provide you with detailed local information.
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I think that Jeff Dowler gave you the perfect answer. And I would suggest you go in person to get the answer. A
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City/County Public Works, Development Services, Planning and Zoning, Building Department or some such.
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Village would have restrictions on that most of the time. They do that so people don't chop up their house into multi-rental units.
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That's up to your local zoning board. If it's zoned single family residential, it's doubtful you can convert to multi unit. Parking, water and sewer, traffic, fire and rescue, etc, etc will all be factors.
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You would go to the city or county authorities. Even in an HOA you'd need to check zoning requirements with the city/county authorities.