11-17-2013, 10:57 AM
It's only an "accessory" when a permitted primary use exists.
Yes, you would need a (paper) "ag purpose" to build an "ag building", but HR2646 grants you the right to erect engineered structures without County permits.
Generally, I fail to comprehend why County drags their feet when people try to invest in the local economy, whether by starting a business or just adding to the property tax base. Seems like you'd want the house to be permitted and finaled as quickly as possible so that it can be assessed on next years' taxes -- especially when people are voluntarily compliant, filling out paperwork, paying fees, and asking for permits.
Yes, you would need a (paper) "ag purpose" to build an "ag building", but HR2646 grants you the right to erect engineered structures without County permits.
Generally, I fail to comprehend why County drags their feet when people try to invest in the local economy, whether by starting a business or just adding to the property tax base. Seems like you'd want the house to be permitted and finaled as quickly as possible so that it can be assessed on next years' taxes -- especially when people are voluntarily compliant, filling out paperwork, paying fees, and asking for permits.