Vote Yes on this bill if you want the state to require localities to allow one ADU per single‑family lot without a special use permit, with an ADU permit fee capped at $500, reasonable safety and utility rules, fewer parking barriers, and more long‑term rental and multigenerational housing options starting in 2027.

Housing affordability advocates, seniors’ aging‑in‑place groups, smart‑growth/YIMBY organizations, home builders, and realtors may support this bill because it legalizes one ADU by right on single‑family lots statewide, caps permit fees, and limits extra parking and setback requirements.

Vote No on this bill if you want local governments to keep the power to block or tightly restrict ADUs, require special use permits, charge higher fees, mandate more parking or larger setbacks, and preserve lower‑density zoning and tighter neighborhood control.

Some city and county associations, neighborhood groups concerned about parking and neighborhood character, and homeowners favoring strict single‑family zoning may oppose this bill because it reduces local control and allows more backyard units with limited new parking.