ADU Town Regulations
Pownal, ME
Jun 6, 2024
Last Updated
About
Pownal, Maine, is a quaint town nestled in Cumberland County with a population of approximately 1,589 residents as of the 2020 census. Established in 1808, Pownal's serene atmosphere and outdoor attractions make it a delightful spot for nature enthusiasts and visitors seeking a peaceful retreat. Known for its natural beauty, the town is home to Bradbury Mountain State Park, a popular destination for hiking, picnicking, and enjoying panoramic views. The town also hosts the annual Pownal Community Day, featuring local information booths, fire truck displays, historical society exhibits, garden & plant sales, live music, children's games, and more. This event fosters a strong sense of community and showcases Pownal's welcoming spirit.
ADU Rules
The Accessory Dwelling Unit and/or principal dwelling may be rented. Either the principal single-family dwelling or the Accessory Dwelling Unit must be owner occupied.
The Accessory Dwelling Unit shall have living, sleeping, sanitary and kitchen facilities for the exclusive use of the unit occupants.
The Accessory Dwelling Unit cannot exceed 750 square feet.
Only one Accessory Dwelling Unit is permitted per lot.
All current codes must be met and an Occupancy Permit must be obtained.
The Accessory Dwelling Unit must have adequate sewage disposal for subsurface wastewater
No additional parking is required for an Accessory Dwelling Unit