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The questions your counter
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A handful of topics make up much of a planning department's routine inquiries. Each one is easy to ask and hard to answer consistently. Here is how departments handle them with Euclid HL.
By topic
Beyond the five
And the questions
that don't fit a category.
Accessory structures, variances, conflicting plan and zoning designations: the same approach applies. Answer from the adopted text, cite it, and say when staff need to decide.
FTFerguson Township, PennsylvaniaAccessory
"Can I put a shed in my side yard?"
A shed is allowed, but it has to stay out of your required yard setbacks: under §27-209 no structure may sit in a required front, side, or rear yard, and §27-207 ties accessory structures to your district's standards. Want it closer to the line than that allows? That's a variance from the Zoning Hearing Board — here's what that involves.
§27-207 Accessory structures§27-209 Yard requirementsPart 10 · Zoning Hearing Board
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