1 rule for unincorporated Beaufort County, South Carolina.
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Unincorporated Beaufort County (mainland areas outside Hilton Head Island, Bluffton, the City of Beaufort, and Port Royal) regulates accessory dwelling units through the form-based Beaufort County Community Development Code (CDC). The CDC treats ADUs as a 'Carriage House' building type under Article 5, Division 5.1 (Building Type Standards), allowed in most form-based transect zones (T3, T4, T5) subject to size, design and parking standards. Daufuskie Island has its own appendix (Appendix B) capping auxiliary dwelling units at 800 square feet. A zoning permit is required before placement, plus a building permit for any structure 200 square feet or larger, and an accessory dwelling cannot be placed on a lot without a principal structure.
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