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        "text": "Building an in-law suite requires balancing privacy, accessibility, and utility infrastructure. A practical trade-off exists between attached additions and detached accessory units: attached suites share plumbing and central climate systems more easily, while detached buildings maximize physical privacy but demand separate utility hookups. Consider incorporating universal design features such as curbless walk-in showers and wider doorways early during planning. In addition, evaluate whether the occupant requires an independent kitchenette or simply an enlarged bedroom with a dedicated bathroom, as cooking facilities introduce distinct plumbing and permitting factors.",
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