What the Pilot Point zoning ordinance says about accessory dwelling units, district by district. Section numbers link to the official ordinance.
Pilot Point's Chapter 14 does not have a standalone accessory dwelling unit section. Whether a second dwelling is allowed is determined by the district and the Schedule of Land Uses in Sec. 14.02.112, and multifamily lot-area note A scales required area by unit count. Confirm the use in Sec. 14.02.112 and with Planning and Zoning.
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