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Sonoma County’s innocent self-building days: Jenine's $3,500 rolling home

Sonoma County’s innocent self-building days: Jenine's $3,500 rolling home

When tracing the roots of legally-approved backyard cottages (Accessory Dwelling Units, ADUs), it all started when renegade builders in Sonoma engaged the public —and, eventually, legislation.

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Nov 21, 2024
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ADUs didn’t come out of nowhere in California. Before it was legal to build a secondary living unit on most single-family lots across the state (thanks to a rare alignment of grassroots and institutional interests across all demographics), many people were finding workarounds to live, temporarily or permanently, in “annexes,” “pool houses” and other typ…

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