Yes. A shed 200 square feet and under does not require inspections. Sheds over 200 square feet must have a permanent foundation and require plan review and inspections.

Yes. Even though the building is not on a permanent foundation it is an erected building and therefore requires a permit. See similar questions...

It is no longer necessary to obtain a permit for a shed, green house or gazebo that are accessories to a single-family home. However, municipal bylaws must be respected. For more information, contact the (Permits Department) Service des permis at 450.698.3260. You can also stop by the (Permits Department) Service des permis counter, at 5 D'Youville Boulevard, from 9 a.m. to noon and from 1:15 to 5 p.m., from Monday to Thursday. Please note that the office is closed Friday afternoons. See similar questions...

Only if the shed is more than 100 sq. ft. in floor area. However, ALL sheds are still subject to the Zoning Ordinance requirement for setbacks. If you're not sure what your setback requirement is please call the bureau. Depending on the scope of work and/or the associated construction cost, plans may have to be stamped and sealed by a design professional. See similar questions...

Yes, a permit is required at a cost of $25. A site plan mu;st be submitted at the time of permitting. See similar questions...

Yes. You will need to first obtain a Wetlands Clearance from the Planning Department and Steep Slopes Clearance from the Engineering Department. Once you have received those approvals, you may proceed with a Building Permit Application. You will need to provide a copy of the schematic of the shed (or hand draw, to scale) and a copy of the survey showing the shed drawn on the survey with distances to the rear and side property lines. See similar questions...

Yes, a Zoning Permit is required, mainly to assure that you abide with setback regulations. In most cases, a Building Permit is not required. See similar questions...

Yes, if a shed is to be built you would need a site plan showing prepared distances from site and rear of the property lines with a blue print or sketch showing height size, width (sq ft) as well as one must comply with the provisions of the Zoning Ordinance for any size shed and distance from side and rear property lines. If a shed is prefabricated, you need a site plan with manufactures specifications on the shed. See similar questions...

Yes, a Zoning Use Permit is required for structures 12 feet or less in any dimension. This permit assures that the structure is located far enough from property lines. A Building Permit is required for anything measuring over 12 feet in any dimension. (The forms mentioned here are in PDF format requiring Adobe Reader.) (back) See similar questions...

No. Per CBC 105.2 work exempt from Permit. One-story detached accessory buildings used as tool and storage sheds, playhouses, and similar uses, provided the floor area does not exceed 120 square feet. However, if the structure has electrical or plumbing a permit would be required for these items. Please contact Planning Department for required setbacks from property lines for such structures. See similar questions...

Potentially, a permit may be required depending on the size of the structure. For a one-story structure containing 200 square feet or less, a building permit will not be required, but a zoning permit will be required to approve the location of the structure on the lot. There is not a cost for a zoning permit. For structures containing 200 square feet or more a building permit will be required which will include receiving zoning approval. See similar questions...

Any new construction or alterations to existing structures require a zoning permit prior to obtaining a building permit from the Summit County Building Department. Call the Zoning Dept. at 794-0134, ext. 4117 for information for requirements in obtaining a zoning permit. See similar questions...

Yes, however there is an exception for one-story, detached residential storage buildings up to 200 square feet and less than 10 feet in height. No shed may encroach into side or front yard setbacks or be constructed in any public utility easement. Please call the Oregon Utility Notification Center before you dig. See similar questions...

Most projects will require a visit to your area Building Permit section - with plans and drawings. A "Fastrack" system is in place for certain smaller or simpler projects. Find out if you are required to get a building permit for your next project - before you start! See similar questions...