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Too High Dude
My customer asked me to post this thread. She wants to know what the minimum building hight requirements in your areas.
Greenville IL is 25ft from the benchmark. We think thats 'just a wee low'. Bob |
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Pro
Trade: Residential Contractor
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Jensen Beach, FL
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Re: Too High Dude
Glass, our county is officially 4 stories but different areas have to meet what is asthetically pleasing in regards to that area. Generally this means 2 stories.
In the counties to the north and south of us the sky is the limit. |
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Trade: underground
Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: Southeast USA
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Re: Too High Dude
residential or commercial?
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Chief Toilet Mover
Trade: Bathroom Remodeling
Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: Littleton, Colorado
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Re: Too High Dude
32 feet.
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Chief Toilet Mover
Trade: Bathroom Remodeling
Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: Littleton, Colorado
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Re: Too High Dude
You mean maximum building height for residential zoning right?
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Pro
Trade: underground
Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: Southeast USA
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Re: Too High Dude
in my county you have to be Pythagoras to figure out the maximum height that a house can be built to. It relates to a number of things including the street elevation, the elevation of the lot at a certain number of feet beyond the street or lot line (depending on the width of the right-of-way) and the elevation of the lot at the building line. I'm going to try and find the code and post it.
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General Contractor
Trade: General Contractor
Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: Montana - where I belong.
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Re: Too High Dude
There are a couple subdivisions (higher end) around here that depend on many of the same factors PipeGuy - such as how close the existing house is the you and where the sun is compared to you so you don't block your neighbor - etc..etc. But the governing thing is not code - it's a covenant. Some very odd covenants in some of these areas.
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Re: Too High Dude
35 feet
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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Stafford, Va
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Re: Too High Dude
35 from grade here in R1 zone. Unless you want to apply for a admendment(sp?) in which case it is possible to go higher in R1
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Pro
Trade: builder remodelor
Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: northeast
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Re: Too High Dude
35 in most single family zones.afew are 30 or less.
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