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The document outlines the application process for building permits and related permits in Coconino County, Arizona. It includes sections for property owner information, types of improvements, contractor details, proposed uses, and requirements for site plans. Additionally, it specifies conditions regarding soil verification, hydrology, grading permits, and compliance with local laws and standards.

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How tall can a fence be in Coconino County?

All property setbacks and distances between buildings shall be complied with. Fences not over 7 feet tall, Check with Planning and Zoning for zoning requirements. Retaining walls that are not over 4 feet in height measured from the bottom of the footing to the top of the wall.

How tall can a wall fence be around your property?

CALIFORNIA FENCE HEIGHT LAWSKNOW YOUR LIMITS When it comes to fence installation in California, the sky is not the limit. At least, not without a permit. Generally speaking, California building codes set a maximum height restriction at 4 feet for front yard fences and 6 feet for backyards.

How tall can my fence be in Arizona?

Patio walls or fences exceeding 7 feet in height measured from outside finished grade, or retaining walls exceeding 4 feet in height measured from the bottom of the footing will require plans prepared by an Arizona Registered Engineer. Fence can not exceed a maximum of 5 feet in the front and must be open fencing.

Does Coconino County allow tiny homes?

Owner must provide documentation (inspection records) that the tiny house has been built to some kind of code or standard. The tiny house must meet the Design Criteria for Coconino County (ie: snow loads, wind loads, seismic considerations) or an affidavit must be provided by the State of Arizona Department of Housing.

What are the footing requirements for Coconino County?

Frostline Depth shall be thirty (30) inches in Coconino County with the exception of Oak Creek/Sedona, Marble Canyon, and Greenhaven, where depth shall be twenty-four (24) inches. Minimum Footing Size - Thickness eight (8) inches, width sixteen (16), and reinforcing steel as shown in County Detail.

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What does G zoning mean in Arizona?

G - General Zone. This zone is a general rural land use category intended for application to those unincorporated areas of the County not specifically designated in any other zone classification. Only those uses are permitted which are complementary and compatible with a rural environment.

How do you get a site plan for your property?

You will probably find a copy of your site plan at your local county government, at your local courthouse or at the construction company that built your property. Obtaining a new site plan is an easy process that can be done online.

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