Land Use & Zoning
An Oregon city wants to allow micro-housing (apartments less than 200 sq ft) in its downtown area. The city would likely need to:
AObtain approval from OREA
BAmend its zoning code to allow or address minimum unit size requirements✓ Correct
CFile a Goal exception with LCDC
DConduct a NEPA environmental review
Explanation
Cities regulate minimum unit sizes through their zoning codes. To allow micro-housing below existing minimum size requirements, a city would need to amend its zoning code or adopt a specific overlay district or ordinance permitting smaller units.
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