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Old 10-31-2007, 04:28 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Well my intention is. when i add on to the garage. witch has turn into like JDF's shed..... I plan on a new driveway. i was going to take old contrete one busted up and put in the ditch. it will be more than enough..

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Is there ever such thing as a shed of the right size?

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They fill up way to quick - got to build another myself, but it still in the dream stage
 
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Is there ever such thing as a shed of the right size?
[b]NOPE![b]
I went and got a building permit this spring for a 10x20 shed, but never had the time to build it. Got a letter in the mail today from the building inspector, seems he has inspected my shed and it passed, got the written letter of approval.
I think maybe my plans might have some growning pains next spring when I do start building.

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[b]NOPE![b]
I went and got a building permit this spring for a 10x20 shed, but never had the time to build it. Got a letter in the mail today from the building inspector, seems he has inspected my shed and it passed, got the written letter of approval.
I think maybe my plans might have some growning pains next spring when I do start building.
Sounds like building inspectors in our area; inspect the shed (which hasn't been built yet) and approve it -- probably to get it on the grand list.

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Its amazing how many times you see the town/county arial helicopters scanning the landscape for new additions for the simple excuse to re-Assess
the property for more revenue.
 
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They fill up way to quick - got to build another myself, but it still in the dream stage
Buildings and gun safes - never big enough.

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Sheds - 24 x 24 is big enough for me!

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and i should have bought one for $8500 when i had the chance!

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Well I learned to hard way, one almost twice as big as you need!

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