Do I need a permit for my storage shed?
Single-Family Residential or Buildings Constructed Under the International Residential Code (IRC) - One-story detached accessory structures used as tool and storage sheds, playhouse, or similar uses that do not include electrical, mechanical or plumbing and do not exceed 200 square feet of floor area do not require a building permit. If any electrical, mechanical or plumbing work is included within the detached accessory structure or if the floor area exceeds 200 square feet, an appropriate permit is required.


Other Buildings or Buildings Constructed Under the International Building Code (IBC) -
One-story detached accessory structures used as tool and storage sheds, playhouse, or similar uses that do not include electrical, mechanical or plumbing and do not exceed 120 square feet of floor area do not require a building permit. If any electrical, mechanical or plumbing work is included within the detached accessory structure or if the floor area exceeds 120 square feet, an appropriate permit is required.

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1. Can a contractor apply for and obtain a permit on my behalf?
2. Do I have to come to Yerington to apply for a building permit?
3. Do I need a permit for my storage shed?
4. Do I need a permit to build a deck?
5. Do I need a permit to build or replace my fence?
6. How close can I build to my property line?
7. How long is a permit good for?
8. What do I need to apply for a building permit?
9. Where can I get information regarding electric service to my lot?
10. Why do I need to get a building permit?