SAN DIEGO - The City of San Diego will now require parking for Accessory Dwelling Units in coastal communities.
San Diego approved some of the loosest ADU rules in 2020, waving parking requirements for the new structures in an effort to address the housing crisis. But as the San Diego Union-Tribune reports, the California Coastal Commission pushed back and now the city will require developers to provide parking for new ADU construction in beach communities.
The commission says allowing ADU residents to take up street parking would make it harder for tourists and inland residents to access the beach.