Re:The confounding politics of camping in America
by beamatronic on Sunday May 01, 2022 @10:14AM
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I haven’t tried this, but I am curious if they would allow you to build a garage or storage unit on the property. Is there anything they cannot legally block?
Re:The confounding politics of camping in America
by malandrew on Sunday May 01, 2022 @10:45AM
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I wonder also if there is an obligation to finish construction in a certain time frame. If not you could draw up grandiose plans with an architect and after you get the permit you just build part of it immediately and start living in that part and then take the next 20-30 years to build the rest, if ever.
Re:The confounding politics of camping in America
by yakak on Sunday May 01, 2022 @11:05AM
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You generally have to get a certificate of inspection when the work in a permit is complete and a number of things are technically illegal before then.
Re:The confounding politics of camping in America
by toraway1234 on Sunday May 01, 2022 @10:12AM
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Land of the free?
Re:The confounding politics of camping in America
by throwaway0a5e on Sunday May 01, 2022 @06:27PM
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The west coast is only really representative of the west coast.
After that, just expect to pay property taxes unless you have money to build exactly the home they sign off on.
I once was ready to buy a reasonable small piece of land in Bolinas after graduating from college. I should have known the price was too good.
When I called the seller he took pity on me when I told him I wanted to just use it to pitch a tent on until I saved more money.
He said, "Son---you can't even put an blanket on "your" land and take a nap."