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A recent Star-Advertiser article about Senate Bill 3202, which allows two accessory dwelling units on a single-family lot, is contradicting a stance against monster homes that are built to rent rooms out. What about the concerns about infrastructure and the number of autos congesting the thoroughfare of nearby homes? This is the same problem.
Once built, who’s to say if the owner will change it to a bed-and-breakfast? B&Bs have created problems for neighbors. How will this address the housing crisis? This demonstrates the problem with short legislative sessions that do so little for our ohana.
Lance Miyake
Pearl City
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