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granny flat
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granny flat
self-contained accommodation within or built onto a house, suitable for an elderly parent


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So bandit taxis - like unlicensed dogs, illegal granny flats, tax-cheating businesses, and murderous and drug-dealing hoodlums - will remain in business while taxes go sky high and services get worse and worse.
EDITORIAL CITY HALL'S BANDITS ADD TAXIS TO THE LONG LIST OF MUNICIPAL ... by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
The appellate court ruled that Santa Monica's code, restricting occupancy of granny flats to caregivers and relatives of the homeowner, violated the rights of privacy and equal protection guaranteed by the state Constitution.
GRANNY FLAT RULES TO BE REVIEWED by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
Los Angeles doesn't have enough inspectors to ensure safe housing or to shut down illegal granny flats.
OUR OPINION; THREE PUFFS, YOU'RE OUT by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
 
 
 
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