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781. Posted: 4 Feb 2012 18:30 - Properties / Avoid building permit?
MO is our better option - no building permits or inspections in most rural areas.
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782. Posted: 3 Feb 2012 22:00 - Member's Projects and Photos / 10 X 16 Cabin in NW Arkansas
...area and not as bitter cold as some of the mountain ranges up north. Plus it's pretty sparsely populated out in Madison County, and everyone does as they please, not too much interference (i.e. building permits? What building permits?). Do you live in AR full time Bzzzzzt?
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783. Posted: 31 Jan 2012 15:16 - Off-Grid Living / Freezing and on demand water heaters, off grid
...equirements. 3-Install the B vent through the roof with a jack that will cover it but freely allow the gasses to escape. Maintain 1" clearance to combustibles around the vent itself. Your local building department wants you to get a permit for installation of any gas burning appliance so they can inspect to avoid the potential dangers. If you don't get a ...
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784. Posted: 27 Jan 2012 11:12 - Member's Projects and Photos / Build Cabin inside old barn
...sonally build a complete cabin, roof and all inside if I did something like this. My parents bought a lot a couple years ago that has a 90x50 polebarn on it. They wanted to tear it down and rebuild it, but that size building is no longer permitted in the township. They have replaced every single bit of it as improvements and now have a 100% new polebarn larger than is a...
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785. Posted: 26 Jan 2012 04:22 - Properties / Avoid building permit?
... shelter for his family..u must follow regs.! Nyaaahh!..says the descendant of the ones who stole the land fair and square from the indigenous, how did those poor natives ever survive so long without building permits to protect them from faulty wiki up construction..lmao I'm being sarcastic by the way..ya we need some regulation sometimes but in some places the regul...
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786. Posted: 22 Jan 2012 20:31 - Off Topic / So what state (or province) are you from?
... property to start.....then build a small shed .... Thanks for the link. You're just a fountain of knowledge. I live in Ontario Canada. From what I have been reading on the forum there are more building permit, by-law, money grab nonsense goings on than any where else on the western hemisphere. Turkeyhunter, that's why I'm considered such a rebellious per...
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787. Posted: 21 Jan 2012 15:50 - Properties / Building a cabin in ontario (permits and fees)
Building the house over the well can lead to problems when the pipe has to be pulled to change the pump or something. Most wells are deeper than 8 feet. If planning a build that will require...
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788. Posted: 19 Jan 2012 16:50 - Properties / Building a cabin in ontario (permits and fees)
...looking into purchasing an acre of land in Gravenhurst which is real close to Bracebridge and they seem to have the same kind of regulations. Developments fees are about 11,000 and then there's building permits on top of that which I have no idea how much they are. I asked what the development fees go to and I was told they cover the costs of you using the town such...
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789. Posted: 19 Jan 2012 07:55 - Properties / Ontario Cabins and permit issues
...ically, it is what it is. Most municipalities in Ontario seem to operate the same way. They don't want people camping on their properties (even though we own them) and you cannot build a 100 sq. building unless there is already a residence on the property (with septic, etc.). The approach some of us have taken is to get a few acres and try and stay under the radar. We're up on ...
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790. Posted: 18 Jan 2012 16:50 - Properties / Ontario Cabins and permit issues
...and if you guys have issues with permits? All I want to do is build a 12 x 8 cabin on an acre or two of land but most towns dont seem to be okay with it and want to push me into development fees and building permits.
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791. Posted: 13 Jan 2012 23:38 - General Forum / Your 2012 to-do list
1- Get through government red tape to obtain zoning and building permits. Been waiting about 1 1/2 months for the zoning permit so far. 2- Do some repairs and improvements to our camp Jeep. 3- Build our ...
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792. Posted: 11 Jan 2012 19:02 - General Forum / Your 2012 to-do list
for turkeyhunter it will always be: hunt, hunt, hunt, work on cabin, hunt, hunt...you get the idea. for me, Get the building permit and septic placed. I have an opportunity to buy 100 pieces of used tin for $4.00 a piece. I have no where to store. Where does everyone store materials...
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794. Posted: 10 Jan 2012 23:36 - Cabin Construction / New to the site with a question? (extra height in the loft)
I'm basing that answer of mine solely on the requirements of the IRC, the most commonly used building code in the USA. The only way to know for certain what the local official will enforce is to show them plans, even pencil sketches or simply have a conversation. The sticking point,...
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795. Posted: 10 Jan 2012 20:41 - Cabin Construction / New to the site with a question? (extra height in the loft)
Question: do you have to obtain a building permit and will there be inspections of the framing? If so, the plan will not likely pass as you describe. 10 or 12 foot tall side walls with a loft at the 8 ft mar...
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796. Posted: 9 Jan 2012 13:53 - Cabin Construction / pole barn construction questions
...h a diameter of two feet up to 9,420 lbs. Therefore, six footers/cookies, each two foot diameter, has a total load bearing capacity of 56,520 lbs (28-1/4 tons), a load not likely to be achieved in a building the size you are planning to construct. Ensure that the footers/cookies rest on UNDISTURBED soil or settling may occur over time due to compaction of the soil beneath the footers/c...
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797. Posted: 7 Jan 2012 09:39 - Member's Projects and Photos / Your cabin from space
...and compare it to my Google earth photo from above. I am not worried about the revenuers coming around. Everything is documented and permitted through our club membership. In fact I found the 1998 building permit from our camp tacked to a tree in the woods shortly after we bought it. I kept it for sentimental reasons.
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798. Posted: 7 Jan 2012 08:26 - Member's Projects and Photos / Your cabin from space
Quoting: bobrokYup. If you zoom way in you will clearly see my building permit tacked on the wall.yeah, right.... I understand some county tax assessors use a computer program that compares new pics to old looking for changes. If your c...
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799. Posted: 6 Jan 2012 20:13 - Member's Projects and Photos / Your cabin from space
Quoting: MartianNo sense in trying to hide anymore Yup. If you zoom way in you will clearly see my building permit tacked on the wall. yeah, right.....
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800. Posted: 3 Jan 2012 16:55 - General Forum / Advice/ideas
Simon, if you are going to relocate in NYS, check in with your local township clerk (town clerk) and/or building inspector. Either should be able to provide you the name and phone number of the county health department official who is reponsible for approving septic systems if you are not able...
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801. Posted: 31 Dec 2011 16:54 - Properties / Rural unincorporated Los Angeles county property owners harassed by law enforcement
It's come to my attn. That people who filed for permits legally and current on their taxes, some living there legally for over 20 years being harassed by sheriffs along with the building safety officials.. They show up in full force with bullet proof vests and guns drawn and the first thing they shout is "you have no right to be here", or ...
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802. Posted: 29 Dec 2011 22:06 - Member's Projects and Photos / Looking to build ....so..lost :)
...ook around and see what others are doing locally. Find a local resident or a local builder, craftsman, tradesman and just quiz them on how they do things. In different parts of the the country some building things make sense and some do not. Be sure you know if your local area requires permits. Those can be a headache for some people. Good luck.
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803. Posted: 29 Dec 2011 19:04 - Cabin Construction / Best building method?
A big advantage to stick building is that it is quicker than every other thing I can think of. Tto do a proper job with timber frame or logs you should likely take a course, not just read a book or a website. Straw b...
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804. Posted: 26 Dec 2011 19:30 - Cabin Construction / Kits are a joke, and a rip off.
Borrego, I pray to start soon. I have septic approval. Need building permit and have $1500 in cash to start.
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805. Posted: 26 Dec 2011 19:23 - Properties / Brand New(bie)
Welcome! Well, getting a permit depends on many things... will your neighbors turn you in for building a larger place? Are you planning on reselling the place one day? Are you prepared to deal with the extra expenses and hassles that the local municipality will create...
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806. Posted: 26 Dec 2011 19:07 - Properties / Brand New(bie)
... again I haven't met your neighbors. Some basic challenges with getting a permit are the cost, the effort, and constraints to what you want to do. They may require you to get a well in, and septic system permitted prior to the building permit. If you have the time, patience, money, and are willing to live with what they pe...
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807. Posted: 26 Dec 2011 19:06 - Properties / Brand New(bie)
Check with the local zoning and building permit officials. I imagine there will be rules similar to the locations in the USA that I am familiar with. They will be the ones with all the details on what reuir...
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808. Posted: 14 Dec 2011 22:26 - Member's Projects and Photos / Newbie Planning A 16x20 Building
...am newly registered on the site, but like many others, I have been lurking here reading for a while now. My family and I (well really mostly me) are in the planning stages of our little off the grid building. Our zoning does not allow for cabins, so that is not what we're building. Right now we're working our way through the permitting and pl...
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809. Posted: 13 Dec 2011 06:41 - Properties / Avoid building permit?
Im not sure about all the building permit woes on here.. must be the state or the locality. I begrudgingly called my permit guy and he was very friendly and stated that a hunting camp...
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810. Posted: 12 Dec 2011 23:48 - Properties / Avoid building permit?
...ve a permanent foundation. If you do build it as a cabin, you cant reside in it more than 60 days a year, if you have a well on the property, you must have a full septic. If no well, you can and must get a privy permit first before a building permit will be issued. And once the cabin is in place, you cant not install a well unless you do a full septic. So...
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