08-29-2023, 11:04 PM
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Re: Anyone know if Cowlitz County in Washington requires a permit?
If you went ahead and erected two 30' yurts on decks with piers dug into the ground, without the required legal permits, deck engineering, stamped plans etc. all on record, and in a locale that requires them, "boy, you dun screwed up!" lol Just sayin.
Around here a foundation is considered permanent IF it has poured concrete piers set in holes dug into the ground, and by code those need to be 30" deep here in El Paso County.
My platform framing is on pads laying atop the ground. None are dug in, at all. That's my out on 'no permit'. I ended up building a 10x12 shed on the platform once my yurt got dismantled. Think 'Tuff Shed'. No permit required for any 'on ground' shed here.
Now if I LIVED in that yurt, or shed, you better believe it would be platting, permits, stamped engineering, and inspections up the yin yang. Days of do what you want how you want with what you feel like using for materials, them days is LONG gone around here.
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