Ocean City moves forward with restrictions on accessory dwelling units
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Ocean City is moving forward with proposed regulations for accessory dwelling units, also known as mother-in-law suites, that would prohibit the units from being used as short-term rentals.
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A new Maryland law requires local governments to allow accessory dwelling units, or ADUs, as a way to expand housing options. However, Ocean City leaders are working to establish local rules governing how those units can be used.
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