Posted by Larry EC-Oh on February 07, 2019 at 07:07:38 from (198.30.209.5):
In Reply to: Re: Building size? posted by Brent Zappe on February 07, 2019 at 07:01:09:
Brent,
It all depends on where you live. Believe it or not we don't need any stinking permits where I live in Ohio. In other places you need to get permits out the wazoo, Engineered Plans, Multiple inspections, and on and on.
So, bottom line check you local regulations before making any decisions. Tax structure might be totally different for a buiding without a concrete floor. When electricity, water, etc is added these add another ball of worms.
Big is indeed better. If at all possible, I would add a door in the rear so you can pull straight through. If the weather is nice you can leave both doors open for ventilation.
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