Utility Coordination During ADU Construction Is Complex and Poorly Documented
Accessory dwelling unit builders face unclear guidance on managing utility connections and disconnections during construction phases. Coordination between contractors, utilities, and permitting agencies creates scheduling conflicts. No ADU-specific utility management guide or tool exists for homeowners navigating this process.
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