Sheds. Sheds must be factory fabricated metal or Rubbermaid. Sheds must be no larger than 80 sq. ft. Maximum shed therefore is 10x8. Only 1 shed per site. No wooden sheds, lean to's etc. allowed. Grangeways Inc. and its management and employees reserve the right to inspect the contents stored in a shed. No resale or gifting of used sheds.
Sheds. Maximum floor area permitted is 60 square feet and the height should not exceed 7’6” (2.28m). The shed will be painted dark green or treated with a timber preservative. Framework clad in overlapping timber weatherboards. Roof boarding covered with mineralised roofing felt.
Sheds. No shed may be occupied as a dwelling. Only one shed is permitted on the Land. All sheds constructed on the Land must:
(i) be constructed behind the main dwelling building line;
(ii) not detract from the visual amenity of adjacent or adjoining properties in the Estate;
(iii) be screened by landscaping, trellis’ or similar structures;
(iv) have certified engineering plans;
(v) be of a colour that matches or complements the house;
(vi) not exceed a height of 3 metres for external walls and 4.5 metres at the ridgeline;
(vii) have a total floor area not exceeding 100 m2 ;and
(viii) be approved by Council.
Sheds. All storage sheds must be approved by the Farm Committee. Only one (1) shed is allowed per site and must not exceed 100 square feet.
Sheds. What you will not do
21.1 You will not erect a shed on the Land unless you have obtained the Developer’s approval of the plans and specifications for that structure.
21.2 In any event, you will not erect a shed on the Land if, when it is constructed, it will be –
(a) visible from the road; or
(b) forward of any front building alignment.
21.3 You will not use any shed on the Land as a residence.
21.4 The Developer may withhold approval to the erection of a shed on the Land if the proposed structure does not satisfy the following criteria –
(a) in the case of a shed which will have a floor area of less than eight (8) square metres, the cladding must be – • colourbond (or other similar material); and • predominately green in colour with a non-reflective surface; or • compliant with clause 21.4(b).
(b) in the case of a shed which will have a floor area of more than eight (8) square metres, the shed must be designed and constructed so as to complement – • in shape, the shape of the house; and • in materials and colour, the materials and colours used in the external wall surfaces and roof of the house.
(c) the maximum floor area of the proposed structure must not exceed twenty (20) square metres.
Sheds. If the Council has provided or provides at any time in the future, a shed on the allotment garden or near to the allotment garden for the use of the Tenant, such shed remaining the property of the Council, then the Tenant must; maintain and keep the shed in good repair and in a watertight condition with the base of the shed clear of soil or any other material
Sheds. (i) The maximum size of a shed that may be erected is 8’ x 6’ with a ridge height of 7’ 6”;
(ii) The construction shall be of timber lap or similar with an apex roof of felt covering;
(iii) If the shed is fitted with windows, these should be of styrene or similar material and not glass;
(iv) The shed shall be xxxxx in colour and treated with wood protector or preservative not less than every 3 years;
(v) The roof shall be re-felted as necessary;
(vi) No foundations should be installed below ground level but the shed can be sited on paving slabs.
Sheds. 100 year flood plain.
Sheds. 12.1 Written permission from the Council is required to erect ANY shed or other type of storage facility on site. The applicant must provide the Council with full details before any construction work is undertaken.
12.2 A shed or storage facility must be in keeping with the allotment environment having regard to size, aesthetics and materials used.
12.3 The Council’s consent is subject to tenants obtaining any appropriate planning permission needed and compliance with any applicable building control regulations.
12.4 The Tenant is liable for any costs in relation to compliance with planning and building control regulations. Any liability associated with failure to comply with current planning and building control regulations is the responsibility of the Tenant.
12.5 Where the Council give permission, this will be for the erection of one shed or storage facility per full plot.
12.6 `No construction of any kind will be permitted which uses corrugated sheets of iron and is of an ad hoc nature.
12.7 All sheds must only be used in connection with the use and management of allotment plots and must be maintained in a good state of repair and condition.
12.8 If the Council is not satisfied with the state of repair, it may require the Tenant to remove the shed.
12.9 Sheds must not be installed on a permanent base, the structure and the base must be removable to enable clearance at the end of the tenancy.
Sheds. A maximum of one shed is permitted not to exceed 9 ft x 10 ft and must be maintained in good condition. No carport like structures, garage-in-a-box, or Shelter Logic are permitted and will be required to be removed immediately.
