Extend tiny house pilot project through July 2021
In Plain English
The city's pilot project allowing tiny houses on wheels was set to expire soon. The extension gives the program more time to test whether these alternative housing units work in Richmond. If approved, residents can continue applying to place tiny houses on their property through July 2021.
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