Accessory structures are subordinate buildings or constructions located on the same lot as the principal structure. These are not intended for primary habitation but serve a supplementary role to the main building. Common examples include:

Shows the accessory structure's location on the property.

Details the base/foundation system.

A bird’s-eye view of the layout.

Side views of the structure.

Shows shape and construction of the roof.

How the structure is built.

Detached Garages – Freestanding structures used for vehicle storage, often with additional storage or workspace.

Sheds – Small buildings used for storing tools, equipment, or outdoor furniture.

Carports – Covered structures designed to offer limited protection to vehicles, typically open on the sides.

Gazebos and Pergolas – Outdoor, open-air structures used for recreation or aesthetics.

Pool Houses – Small buildings adjacent to pools that may include changing rooms, restrooms, or storage.

Accessory structures are subordinate buildings or constructions located on the same lot as the principal structure. These are not intended for primary habitation but serve a supplementary role to the main building. Common examples include:

WHAT'S INCLUDED IN THE DRAWINGS:

Accessory Structures

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Detached Garages – Freestanding structures used for vehicle storage, often with additional storage or workspace.

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Sheds – Small buildings used for storing tools, equipment, or outdoor furniture.

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Carports – Covered structures designed to offer limited protection to vehicles, typically open on the sides.

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Gazebos and Pergolas – Outdoor, open-air structures used for recreation or aesthetics.

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Pool Houses – Small buildings adjacent to pools that may include changing rooms, restrooms, or storage.

Accessory structures are subordinate buildings or constructions located on the same lot as the principal structure. These are not intended for primary habitation but serve a supplementary role to the main building. Common examples include:​

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WHAT'S INCLUDED IN THE DRAWINGS:

Accessory Structures

Accessory structures are subordinate buildings or constructions located on the same lot as the principal structure. These are not intended for primary habitation but serve a supplementary role to the main building. Common examples include: