Hmm. The example given in the article is of a married couple who owned a house and had another person renting one room in their house. That's what made me me th

Hmm. The example given in the article is of a married couple who owned a house and had another person renting one room in their house. That's what made me me think it sounds like they took on a roommate, not that they did something that would run against the spirit of a single-family dwelling zone. I have friends now who are engaged and recently bought a house, and are renting out the other bedrooms to two of the (adult) younger siblings of one of the partners, which sounds similar too. I can see the difference between "roommates" and "boarding houses," but the article's example sounded like something that should be fine in neighborhoods.