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accessory building

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accessory building

A secondary structure that exists for the benefit of the main building, such as a tool shed or a detached garage. When drafting an offer to purchase real estate, you should be sure to include accessory buildings in your description.Otherwise,easily movable sheds and other structures not permanently affixed to the soil might be removed before closing.



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That called for the establishment of setbacks for accessory buildings and limits on fences.
Several types of development would be exempt from SEA requirements, including an individual single-family home, additions to homes already built, accessory buildings and brush clearance required by the Fire Department.
Right now, abutting neighbors can each erect an accessory building at the extreme of each other's property line, meaning the buildings would almost touch each other raising a serious concern in case of fire.
 
 
 
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