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There are two types of Supportive Housing uses identified in the city’s Unified Development Ordinance (UDO) Section 6.2.1.I. or Section 6.2.1.J. and they are generally defined as follows:
Supportive Housing Residence: A single unit facility in which more than four unrelated persons may reside who are battered individuals, abused children, pregnant women, and their children, runaway children, temporarily or permanently disabled mentally, emotionally or physically, individuals recovering from drug or alcohol abuse, and all other persons who possess a disability that is protected by the provisions of either the Americans with Disabilities Act or N.C. General Statutes along with family members and support and supervisory personnel.
Multi-Unit Supportive Housing Residence: A two- to four-unit facility housing persons who are disabled emotionally, mentally, physically, or otherwise possess a disability that is protected by the provisions of either the Americans with Disabilities Act or N.C. General Statutes along with support or supervisory personnel or family members who may reside, but are not required to reside, at the facility.
How to Apply for Supportive Housing
Applications and required documentation are currently accepted via email only. Please submit your completed application and supporting documentation to ZoningPermits@raleighnc.gov.
Fees
Also, see the Development Fee Guide for current permit fees. Permit fees are due when permits are issued.