Unpermitted structures in Nanawale

[Leliu5th]

The minimum sq ft now is 880. Even though they are AG lots they become residential once you build a permitted house on them. So I am building unpermitted. I went into the office yesterday to ask about structures, codes, and what not and the lady at the front desk is rehearsed to tell you " read the CC&R's that should help you" I just bought a lot down towards the bottom. Very quiet location, few neighbors, plenty of people living in unpermitted structures. I will go with what a (local kine)contractor told me to do. After you buy property, the HOA is contacted with your details about you and property. Do not build, grade, pave, or do anything to that property for at least 6 months, after you have your property surveyed they will be cruising by to see if the new owner has started to build, put catchment etc;. This is a "cooling off period" Then when they start chasing after other problems and properties they start to get busy elsewhere. Quietly start work on your place a little at a time. You do not need a permit to clear land. Once you clear a drive and pad, put up a gate and lock it. I am lucky I only have 2 neighbors and they are not really close enough to see whats going on. They might hear me weed whacking and my backhoe but that's it. Lay low, keep to yourself and build something nice and no one will bother you. Make sure you keep your land as jungle natural as possible so no one can see you. I have also spoken with others who built unpermitted. As long as your HOA are fees on time it keeps them fat and happy! It's all about the money and being a good quiet neighbor.

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Originally posted by kalakoa

He lived near the community center, it might be "better" further away.

Until that part of the subdivision gets built out (if ever).

I wonder how the other "7500sf minimum lot size" subdivisions compare?

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