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Unread 01-04-2016, 10:16
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Re: Post Your Workshop pic/s

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Originally Posted by techhelpbb View Post
I've been trying to figure out if local building code will allow me to construct a building with single story sections made out of shipping containers joined by a central structure. Specifically so that if I need to move any part of it one can back up a truck.

Handy if they raise my property taxes .
Leave behind the small central structure with roof and concrete floor like a gazebo in a field.
If you live in the greater NYC area, the answer is no. The building codes will not allow that. You might be able to get a variance if you have the will and the money to fight the local planning board and city council.

I looked into something like this a few years ago, basically the shipping containers would be considered something akin to sheds or temporary shelters. All requirements for the building would have to be satisfied by the central structure. In most of this area, there are some rather restrictive minimum square footage requirements.
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