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Council directed staff to assess additional incentives for the Accessory Dwelling Unit program, which has $100,000 in first-year funding. Staff also will seek community artists to redesign the Fruita COOP Tower banners and develop three finalists for review.
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The ADU program is intended to encourage homeowners to add small secondary homes, potentially increasing long-term housing options. Council asked staff to consider additional incentives and ways to reduce risks for early participants. For the COOP Tower banners, the City plans to issue a Call for Artists, involve community and advisory groups, and obtain required approval before printing.
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