Yes I think you might have mentioned that a long time ago and I followed up with the city. Their documentation said you DID even thought that obscure state ordinance allowed it. Got express permission from Raleigh Water and I asked a staffer to update it on the website, which I believe they did.
Gravity is in my favor - my concern is that there is a daylit section of sewer plumbing under the deck which nobody has said is not allowed yet, including during plan review.
Donât love it style-wise in terms of neighborhood context but if it accommodates a person and densifies a lot thatâs great. That particular structure could be constructed very inexpensively (relatively speaking)
I got a side view of this ADU on my jog today. A little (not much) bigger than the front view makes it look.
I also saw a sign at a house around the corner that looks like they are trying to build an ADU as well.
Details always do⌠
Can you please get that suggestion to Kane (re: Platform/West End apartments)?
Pretty cool dashboard here showing ADUs in Raleigh.
Here is ADU permit data from COR. ArcGIS Dashboards.
Thatâs their scullery ADU. 
Or wouldnât that be an AADU?
Huh, I actually know them. Their child is currently living there. Itâs super nice (got a tour) and kind of had to be given neighborhood restrictions.
How to Bring Back Front Yard Businesses (youtube.com)
What if your ADU was a small business?
ADU are in residential usually R-4. No commercial business. Goal was to make more housing not business. Give an inch they want more.
God forbid anyone would want a nice walkable community resource in their neighborhood.
Also, I should have said âADUâ instead of ADU.
if they start having air drills and car repairâŚleaking solvents and flammable liquids, I have experienced it and it wasnât pleasant.
