A storage shed, gazebo, or similar structure that is no more than 16 feet in height and no larger than 120 square feet may be constructed or placed up to, but not on or over, a side or rear property line. The shed must, however, be located at least 6 feet away from any other structure on the site. A permit is not required for sheds meeting these limitations.

There are several requirements for obtaining a permit to convert a garage of a single-dwelling unit or duplex to habitable, or no parking, area. Read more (PDF: 117K). See similar questions...

A detached garage or any other detached buildings such as a shed or greenhouse which does not contain sleeping accommodation, is exempt if it is under 30m?, and is either situated 1m or more from the boundary or is constructed substantially of non-combustible materials. See similar questions...

You need a permit if the area of the footprint of the shed or garage is 150 square feet or more; however, even if your structure is less than 150 square feet, you must contact the Zoning Division. See similar questions...

A detached garage must be in a rear yard, set back at least 6 feet from an alley, 3 feet from side property lines, 6 feet from other buildings, no more than 15 feet tall, and not cover more than 30% of your rear yard area. Call the Planning and Redevelopment Division at 732-2900 with questions. See similar questions...

Yes, with certain conditions. The Zoning Ordinance defines these types of buildings or structures as accessory structures. In most residentially zoning districts, accessory structures can be located in the rear of your property, can be as close as 3 feet to the rear and side property lines, with a maximum height of 15 feet. The building must be 6 feet away from other structures. See similar questions...

Your basic homeowners policy covers adjacent structures, such as garages, sheds, fences, pools, and bath houses, for a limited amount. It's wise to check with your agent to make sure they are adequately insured. See similar questions...

These structures may generally be placed in the side and rear yard, provided they are far enough from the property lines. These structures are not allowed in the established setback (front yard). (back) See similar questions...

Sheds, swimming pools and garages are considered accessory structures and must be constructed in the rear half of the lot, never the front. Privacy fences cannot exceed 7 feet in height, cannot be in the front yard, and if you are on are corner lot, the fence must be 12.5 feet in from the exterior side (street side) property line. No fence over 4 feet in height may be erected in the front yard and shall have a minimum of 75% of its surface open. See similar questions...

There is limited coverage provided for private garages. You will want to review the Limits of Liability and definitions found in the Mine Subsidence Insurance Coverage Form. No coverage is available for personal property. The Ohio Mine Subsidence Insurance Underwriting Association goes to great lengths to determine if a claim presented to the Association is a legitimate mine subsidence. See similar questions...

There are specific policies about adding a shed on your property. You can find the ACC Shed form under For Residents, Governing and Community Documents, LDCA Policy Extensions. There is also information on the types of sheds that are allowable on this page (Policy Governing the Location and Construction of Sheds). See similar questions...

There are area limits imposed by the Zoning Ordinance. The area of all accessory uses--the area of your attached garage plus any detached garages and sheds and any other buildings (structures with roofs) on your property-- are added together. The amount permitted is either 750 square feet or 60 percent of the ground floor area of your house (not counting the attached garage) whichever is the larger of the two figures. See similar questions...

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This will depend on the predominant use of the premise and the extent of advertising on the premise. For Entergy Gulf States Louisiana - If there is a sign on the premises relating to product(s) sold and/or services rendered by the business, then a separate meter must be installed for the business electricity consumption and a separate non-residential rate will be applied to the consumption. These charges would be in addition to your residential usage/billing. See similar questions...

The local planning and building department, if you are changing the use of the property or part of it, or you are altering the structure. If you are going to let your property on a multiple occupation basis - several independent tenants sharing one property - then you may need to register your property with the local authority as a House in Multiple Occupation (HiMO). landlordZONE.co.uk. See similar questions...

The parking of personal vehicles in operable condition is permitted as an accessory use to a dwelling unit. Such parking may occur within a garage or carport or may be located in the front, side or rear yard of any lot. In most residential districts, there are no locational limitations for parking personal vehicles and/or creating driveways/parking pads within the front and side yards of a lot. See similar questions...

ANSWER: As defined in the ordinance creating the stormwater utility, a residential property means a developed property that is utilized for dwelling units within the District. See similar questions...

Virginia Intermont College believes that the experience of residence hall living is a valuable part of a college experience. Therefore, students with fewer than 56 credit hours (junior status) will be required to live in the residence halls unless they are married, live with a parent or guardian within commuting distance of the College or are taking 12 or fewer hours. Students over 21 years may also live off-campus. See similar questions...

Residential building means a building used principally and primarily as a place of residence on the site; and out-buildings used for domestic purposes, being purposes related to the use of the principal residence on the site Is the area of usage or intended usage for residential purposes more than 50%? If so, the building is treated as residential unless one or more of the factors below lead to a contrary conclusion; Consideration of the other factors should be given particularly where the resid. See similar questions...