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In this segment of the video, the hosts discuss the challenges homeowners face when trying to add an accessory dwelling unit (ADU) under strict city regulations. Speaker A describes the city's inflexibility and lack of willingness to negotiate, emphasizing that any demolition that results in rebuilding will be treated as new construction and must meet current setback requirements. Speaker B suggests that the only viable path may be to partially or fully tear down the existing structure to comply with the new setbacks before rebuilding. The conversation highlights the tension between preserving existing structures and adhering to updated zoning rules, underscoring how these regulatory constraints can affect the feasibility and resale value of ADU projects.

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