Accessory Building Or Structure

Any combination of materials that have a permanent location on the ground that is physically detached from, secondary and incidental to, and commonly associated with the primary structure. An accessory building is a type of accessory structure but an accessory structure is not necessarily a building. Examples on non-building accessory structures include a fence, air conditioning units, play equipment, and decorative yard ornaments.

 

 

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City of Rockville, MD Zoning Code

Map of Georgia Tech

Georgia Institute of Technology
School of City and Regional Planning
245 4th St
Atlanta, GA 30332

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