01-02-2013, 06:25 AM
County codes already stipulate requirements for any building which will be "used as habitation"; the Nanavale CC&Rs are a little stronger, and serve mostly as a means of "guaranteed enforcement" because the HOA doesn't have to wait around for County.
Ag zoning would otherwise grant you an unpermitted shed (up to a certain size), or the ability to build a permitted shed (within the setbacks/height limit)... plus lots of other things that aren't allowed by the CC&R.
I think it would be much simpler if all the residential-sized lots were zoned R as fits their intended use.
Ag zoning would otherwise grant you an unpermitted shed (up to a certain size), or the ability to build a permitted shed (within the setbacks/height limit)... plus lots of other things that aren't allowed by the CC&R.
I think it would be much simpler if all the residential-sized lots were zoned R as fits their intended use.