Which States Allow Tiny Houses in the US? Tiny House Movers

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Which States Allow Tiny Houses in the US? Tiny
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• The laws vary from state to state, city to city,
  and even county to county to move. Different
  cities, towns, villages, and municipalities, on
  the other hand, will most probably have different
  restrictions about tiny houses, as well as
  particular residential building codes. In some
  states, it is challenging to find a residential
  area, for constructing a new tiny house under
  1000 square feet.

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Some of the states of the USA allow Tiny Houses
Arizona

• Many local jurisdictions, such as Tuscan, Pine,
  Pima County, Arizona, and others, are trying to
  establish Tiny House communities. Another county
  in Arizona that is attempting to support the tiny
  house community in Coconino County.
• A tiny house is defined as a home that is less
  than 400 square feet in size and must comply with
  all applicable building requirements.

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CALIFORNIA

• In California, tiny houses are supported by 58
  counties and 478 cities, with many of them
  enforcing strict regulations on what a tiny house
  can be used for.
• To begin, tiny houses must be one of the
  following types of structures and be legal
  Recreational vehicles, a site-built residence
  constructed under the California Building
  Standards Code.
• The Fresno, California zoning code allows for the
  use and construction of tiny homes as permanent
  dwellings, as well as second dwelling units,
  backyard cottages, and additional living quarters
  as a specific type of permissible use on
  residentially zoned land.

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COLORADO

• The most important factor driving Colorado
  population growth is employment opportunities,
  and the manner of life that comes with them is
  also quite appealing.
• Full-time residential usage of tiny houses on
  wheels is prohibited in Colorado. Even though the
  tiny house movement is growing, El Paso County is
  a popular destination for many tiny house
  occupants. If specific conditions are met, some
  jurisdictions may allow a THOW for residential
  usage.
• Tiny houses must be built under ANSI RV standards
  and are permitted in RV parks for full-time
  living, on single lots, and as accessory
  dwellings.

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IDAHO

• Tiny houses are becoming increasingly popular in
  the United States, and they have spread to Idaho
  and many other states. Local governments are
  changing local regulations to allow for tiny
  houses. In the future, East Idaho may see the
  development of tiny house communities.
• A moving tiny house in Idaho can cost anywhere
  from 8000 to 160,000, depending on size and
  quality.

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COLORADO

• The most important factor driving Colorado
  population growth is employment opportunities,
  and the manner of life that comes with them is
  also quite appealing.
• Full-time residential usage of tiny houses on
  wheels is prohibited in Colorado. Even though the
  tiny house movement is growing, El Paso County is
  a popular destination for many tiny house
  occupants. If specific conditions are met, some
  jurisdictions may allow a THOW for residential
  usage.
• Tiny houses must be built under ANSI RV standards
  and are permitted in RV parks for full-time
  living, on single lots, and as accessory
  dwellings.

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