Land Use & Zoning
A Connecticut homeowner who wants to add a second dwelling unit (ADU) to their property should first consult:
AThe Connecticut Real Estate Commission
BThe local zoning regulations and planning/zoning office to determine ADU permissibility✓ Correct
CTheir mortgage lender
DThe state legislature
Explanation
ADU permissibility varies by municipality in Connecticut. The homeowner should consult the local zoning office to determine if ADUs are allowed by right, require a special permit, or are prohibited in their zone.
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