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re: Anyone ever had problems with building permits for a shop?
Posted on 4/19/24 at 5:19 pm to cgrand
Posted on 4/19/24 at 5:19 pm to cgrand
I’m in a “subdivision” with 3 acre plats and farm land making up about 200 acres behind my piece of property. This shop is the first thing going on the property as I live in a subdivision down the road from this new property. Don’t have electricity yet even on the 3 acres. Trying to get some storage area now and at the end of the year I’ll put in a sewer, electricity, and water. Ended up paying for the site specifics.
All for the benefit of a shitter in my shop once we finally build a home out there
All for the benefit of a shitter in my shop once we finally build a home out there
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Posted on 4/19/24 at 8:48 pm to tigerclaw10
What does “site specifics” include?
The building itself may be structurally rated, but if the Risk Cat 2 requires more formal paperwork and uplift/foundation information that would generally be extra.
$2500 seems like a lot, unless they are including the site specific data collection and assessment.
Glad I didn’t need a permit for my building. Seems like a headache for little value gained.
The building itself may be structurally rated, but if the Risk Cat 2 requires more formal paperwork and uplift/foundation information that would generally be extra.
$2500 seems like a lot, unless they are including the site specific data collection and assessment.
Glad I didn’t need a permit for my building. Seems like a headache for little value gained.
Posted on 4/22/24 at 6:32 am to tigerclaw10
My neighbor got permits for a carport cover and had it built. After the inspector signed off on the carport cover he came back and closed the walls in.
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