Which occupancy rules matter if employees share housing? (North Carolina State University)
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Source guidance recorded on 2026-08-29. Confirm the applicable policy year, cohort and property jurisdiction before relying on time-sensitive facts.
Raleigh's current UDO defines a household as one or more persons occupying a dwelling unit, but when not all occupants are related by blood, marriage or adoption, a household may contain no more than four unrelated persons. A facility renting individual rooms to more than four unrelated persons for periods over 30 days is a separate boardinghouse/group-living use, with Raleigh's boardinghouse standards limiting total occupants to six and imposing additional use conditions.
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