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VERSION: 4ACCESSORY BUILDINGS (Information Sheet)DATE: May 2013 CODE: IS103Accessory buildings such as garages, sheds and sleep outs larger than 10 square meters or closer than their height to a boundary

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How to Fill Out Accessory Buildings:

1. Start by obtaining the necessary permits: Before beginning any construction on accessory buildings, it is important to check with your local building department to determine if you need a permit. Fill out the required application and provide any necessary documentation, such as building plans or property surveys.
2. Follow building codes and regulations: Ensure that your accessory building complies with all applicable building codes and regulations. This includes meeting standards for structural integrity, electrical wiring, plumbing, and fire safety. Familiarize yourself with the specific requirements for accessory buildings in your area.
3. Determine the location and size: Consider the purpose and function of your accessory building and choose a suitable location on your property. Evaluate the available space, setbacks, and zoning restrictions. Measure the dimensions of the desired building size and ensure it fits within the allowable limits.
4. Design the layout and features: Plan the interior layout to make the best use of the space in your accessory building. Consider storage needs, work areas, or specific uses such as a home office or workshop. Determine the necessary features, such as windows, doors, ventilation, and lighting, based on the intended use.
5. Gather materials and tools: Identify the materials needed for construction and gather them accordingly. This may include wood, concrete, insulation, roofing materials, and more. Additionally, ensure you have the necessary tools and equipment to complete the project safely and efficiently.
6. Prepare the site: Clear the designated area for construction and make any necessary site preparations. This may involve leveling the ground, removing obstacles, or installing a foundation or base. Adhere to any local guidelines for site preparations to ensure a solid and stable structure.
7. Build the accessory building: Follow the approved plans and construction techniques to build the accessory building. Take proper safety precautions while working and pay attention to details such as accurate measurements, secure connections, and proper insulation. If necessary, enlist the help of professionals or experienced individuals for complex tasks.
8. Complete finishing touches: Once the main structure is constructed, proceed with finishing touches. This may include painting, adding flooring or siding, installing fixtures, and ensuring all necessary utilities are properly connected.
9. Obtain final inspections and approvals: Contact your local building department to schedule final inspections of your accessory building. This is essential to verify that the construction meets all requirements and is safe for use. Once inspections are passed, you can obtain the necessary approvals and permits to officially occupy the accessory building.

Who Needs Accessory Buildings:

1. Homeowners: Homeowners often require accessory buildings for various purposes such as additional storage space, a garage for vehicles, a workshop, or a separate living area for guests or extended family members.
2. Commercial Businesses: Many businesses may require accessory buildings for storage, warehousing, workshops, or specialized facilities like greenhouses or equipment sheds.
3. Farmers and Agricultural Operations: Agricultural operations may need accessory buildings for housing livestock, storing feed or equipment, or providing workspace for activities such as crop processing or machinery maintenance.
4. Recreational Facilities: Recreational facilities such as sports clubs or community centers may utilize accessory buildings for equipment storage, changing rooms, or refreshment areas.
5. Educational Institutions: Schools, colleges, and universities often require accessory buildings such as classrooms, laboratories, or storage facilities to cater to their expanding needs.
6. Municipalities and Government Agencies: Government organizations may use accessory buildings for various purposes, including storage, workshops, equipment maintenance, or as shelters for emergency response vehicles.
7. Non-Profit Organizations: Non-profit organizations may utilize accessory buildings for offices, storage, or to provide shelter for individuals or communities in need.
8. Outdoor Enthusiasts: Individuals involved in outdoor activities like camping, boating, or hiking may use accessory buildings such as sheds or cabins to store equipment or provide temporary shelter during their adventures.

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What is accessory buildings?

Accessory buildings are secondary structures on a property that are not part of the main dwelling, such as a garage or shed.

Who is required to file accessory buildings?

Property owners are typically required to file for accessory buildings permits.

How to fill out accessory buildings?

Accessory building permits can typically be filled out online or in person at the local government offices.

What is the purpose of accessory buildings?

The purpose of accessory buildings is to provide additional storage or workspace on a property.

What information must be reported on accessory buildings?

Information such as the size, location, and purpose of the accessory building must be reported.