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Accessory dwelling units that are deed restricted as affordable <br />housing in accordance with Chapter 17.76 may be up to 1,000 <br />square feet in size for detached accessory dwelling units and <br />up to 1,200 square feet in size for attached accessory dwelling <br />units, provided all other requirements in this Sec. 17.16.035 <br />are met. <br />3. Historic Preservation Incentives — an accessory dwelling unit, or <br />portion thereof, that is a designated landmark in accordance with <br />Chapter 15.36 — Historic Preservation may be up to 1,000 square <br />feet in size for detached accessory dwelling units and up to 1,200 <br />square feet in size for attached accessory dwelling units, provided all <br />other requirements in this Sec. 17.16.035 are met. <br />€F. Accessory Dwelling Units in Planned Unit Developments, General <br />Development Plans, or Other City Approved Plans <br />1. A maximum of one accessory dwelling unit shall be permitted per 1Gt <br />as an aGGesso • use to a principal single-family dwelling in all <br />Planned Unit Developments, General Development Plans, or other <br />City approved plans. <br />32. Any required amendment to a Planned Unit Development or General <br />Development Plan, to allow an accessory dwelling unit in accordance <br />with this Sec. 17.16.035, is considered a minor change eligible for <br />administrative approval under Sec. 17.28.210 — Amendments to final <br />plan and Sec. 17.72.060 — Amendment. <br />F. Existing or New Principal Unit on Lot. A single-family dwelling unit must exist <br />as a primary dwelling unit on the lot or be constructed simultaneously with <br />the accessory dwelling unit. A certificate of occupancy or completion for an <br />Ordinance No. 1892, Series 2025 <br />Page 7 of 11 <br />