County to weigh new housing rules

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Prince William County will consider changing its rules on overcrowding in private homes after a consulting firm’s report found the problem was not widespread.

The county Board of Supervisors today is scheduled to consider a study prepared by a firm that recommended the county occupancy ordinance be revised to link the number of adults allowed to live in a dwelling to homes’ square footage.

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