An Additional Residential Unit (ARU) is a self-contained dwelling unit located within the same building, or on the same lot, as an existing residential unit.

23 сент. 2024 г. · Seeking feedback on a proposed regulation under the Planning Act to facilitate the creation of additional residential units (ARUs).

Municipalities are now required to permit additional residential units (ARU's) in single, semi-detached and row homes and in an accessory building or structure.

Examples of commonly used ARU's include basement apartments, granny flats, coach homes, in-law suites, tiny homes, garage apartments and modified shipping ...

An ARU shall contain sleeping accommodations, a kitchen, and sanitary facilities for the exclusive use of the occupants and having a private entrance from ...

Printable version of the New Additional Residential Units Guide. Where are Additional Residential Units (ARUs) permitted and what are the size restrictions?

ARUs are separate units with their own kitchen, bathroom and sleeping area(s). ARUs are different from other residential uses because they are clearly ...

An Additional Residential Unit (ARU) is a self-contained dwelling unit located within a single detached, semi-detached or row house (secondary to the primary ...

Additional residential units (ARUs) are permitted in the City of Richmond Hill, subject to zoning requirements and restrictions, including a building permit.

ARUs are smaller, self-contained dwelling units (ie, with their own kitchen, bathroom and sleeping areas) that are inside, attached to, or in an ancillary ...