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Old 06-26-2016, 10:00 PM   #15
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Dave the lot looking straight out the rear door behind the koi pond well that fence has the solar pool panels on it. That lot is oversized has a complete level entrance from the street and the single elderly lady told sheri she cant take care of it and would practically give it to us it would also block the school view I think it may even bring the value up on the property. I know all the people to put up a nice stucco garage cheap. Maybe on your way back to vegas we can scope out the foot print together. We will see you sunday and talk. leaving Thursday afternoon.
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Old 06-27-2016, 03:48 AM   #16
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Johnny, Dave mentioned HOA where you live. Have you checked if you can even build an out building? Normally in an HOA subdivision, they don't even allow lot splitting from the "old lady". Get it in writing from the HOA before you invest any money as it only takes one property owner to start a problem in the middle of construction. Also double check the by-laws.

I sold the last house I had in a HOA because I couldn't stand the gestapo tactics on who I could rent it to.
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Old 06-27-2016, 06:26 AM   #17
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Our pole barn is 60x38. The RV bay is 60x22 then a 60x16 with a lower roof line and used as a patio. Will eventually enclose, but for now it's just a cover. We ran conduit in the concrete everywhere we thought we might need electricity. It will accommodate a 14x14 door.
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Old 06-27-2016, 06:53 PM   #18
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We put in a 40x55 red iron building 14x14 doors .dont go any less than 55, length . 40'width fits,coach with slides out ,quad cab GMC 2500 ,golf cart,sling shot,2 12, kayaks on a dual jet ski trailer and shelve storage(plenty of room but still could use more)
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Old 06-28-2016, 07:08 PM   #19
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In Nevada there are almost three thousand hoa's, state population: around 3 million. Go figure.
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Old 06-28-2016, 10:40 PM   #20
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We just built a 24x55 metal barn for our 44ft Aspire and have plenty of room all around it.
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Don't you just love HOA's?
Our place had them when we bought it, the rules allowed having an RV as long as it was behind the front line of the house. After 20 years the rules expired unless voted on and passed. We've never been able to find any record of such a vote so I guess it's "free range" now!
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Johnny, Dave mentioned HOA where you live. Have you checked if you can even build an out building? Normally in an HOA subdivision, they don't even allow lot splitting from the "old lady". Get it in writing from the HOA before you invest any money as it only takes one property owner to start a problem in the middle of construction. Also double check the by-laws.

I sold the last house I had in a HOA because I couldn't stand the gestapo tactics on who I could rent it to.
Thanks chuckster I have seen on the golf course here rv garages on several other homes here however I do know the hoa can be a real BEAR THX
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Just finished my garage at home http://www.irv2.com/forums/f64/rv-ga...ed-292689.html

The one feature I didn't see discussed was adding water and sewer, my favorite feature in my new garage.
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Just finished my garage at home http://www.irv2.com/forums/f64/rv-ga...ed-292689.html

The one feature I didn't see discussed was adding water and sewer, my favorite feature in my new garage.
While water and sewer is a real bonus we do not live in the coach when we are at home. The convenience of filling or emptying tanks was not worth enough to add the extra features. We have provisions for it but I will not be adding them.
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Ok time has come to build a garage behind house, house is on golf course so rv has to be inside 45 ft dlq even when we buy the the new 2018 it will be a 45 ft dlq have to nuy the land from neighbor behind in swhich they will sell it however space will be limited on purchase just big enough for garage and easement which will be 50 ft or so to drive into it power is real close how wide will I need and im thinking 50 ft interior will be plenty big for a couple tool boxes and other crap. Thx For any ideas in advance
20x50 will work fine for RV only. 20 wide gives you ability to store RV with slides open if you want and will let you open cargo doors. 14 ft tall door minimum, and 12 wide works very well. Check local building codes. In our area code for stick built shop requires 4 ft on each side of door, so a 12 ft wide door need 20 ft wide building, 14 ft wide needs 22 ft wide building, etc.
Also, with 14 tall door you will need 16 tall ceilings for roll up doors.
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