Anonymous
10/18/2023 01:18
Subject: Re:Neighbor's new shed
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Do sheds need a permit in the jurisdiction? If so, it's likely missing the permit, too.
In MoCo you only need a permit if it's a permanent structure. Ours, like most in the county, is on a few cinder blocks (it's an Amish shed, again, like most). No permit needed
You technically need a permit but they will not enforce code on a shed (tried that).
Anonymous
10/17/2023 18:24
Subject: Re:Neighbor's new shed
Anonymous wrote:Do sheds need a permit in the jurisdiction? If so, it's likely missing the permit, too.
In MoCo you only need a permit if it's a permanent structure. Ours, like most in the county, is on a few cinder blocks (it's an Amish shed, again, like most). No permit needed
Anonymous
10/17/2023 17:54
Subject: Re:Neighbor's new shed
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I can't imagine there is any meaningful difference to you whether the shed is 1 foot from your fence or 5 feet from it. Move on.
It's about the principle, not the shed.
Well don't do things on principle - only do it if it really matters
NP, but does this situation really matter?
I'm debating calling the county on a neighbor on my street, about 4 house down. They put a pool in, but didn't construct a fence. And actually used the pool during Aug/Sept
They put some shrubbery on their property line but no actual fence.
Part of me wants to MYOB, but part of me does worry about the safety issue
if the fence is required i would call for that. it's a matter of life or death for a child.