Need to wait '30-day' before ordering Sheds?

[Sunbreeze67]

Hi:
The family built three home-made sheds for the past years and also 7-ft. fence installed in our backyard.

The neighbor went to the City Office compalining about those two along with other tidbits things, such as 'too close' to his fence for building backyard-access- gate and others. Now, we worked very hard to clear all violations. For all of those, we went to Hearing/Appeal Board. Now, because of this, there is NO shed to store our garden equipment and the like.

The other day, we received a letter from the City Office for an appoval of two new sheds in our backyard, as stating we did clear all violations. In the letter, however, .... '30 days' file to the Circuit Court if any of our neighbors do not agree with their decision, 'approval.'

My question is;
Do I need to wait another 30 days before ordering the sheds from local big-stores, such as Home Depot and Lowe's?

Or, simply we can order the sheds right away, since the City Office already sent us a letter of 'Approval?'

Truthfully, ... '30 days file complain to the Circit Court, if anyone does not agree with an approval made by the City Office is quite confusing, ... say the least.

Thanks for your help in advance.

 

[seniorjudge]

Q: Do I need to wait another 30 days before ordering the sheds from local big-stores, such as Home Depot and Lowe's?

A: Yes.

 

[Sunbreeze67]

Hi:
Thanks for the quick response.

One more thing I need to ask is that, ....

After a 30-days' pass which is in the middle of next month, June, ... do they/City Office send another letter which states whether we are able to order two sheds?

Either way, we need to wait a definite answer from the City Office? In the meantime, we need a lot of patience for that to settle?

Many thanks in advance.

 

[seniorjudge]

Q: After a 30-days' pass which is in the middle of next month, June, ... do they/City Office send another letter which states whether we are able to order two sheds?

A: I don't have the slightest ideas what their administrative rules state. Call them and ask them. In any event, get it in writing if at all possible.


Q: Either way, we need to wait a definite answer from the City Office?

A: See answer above.


Q: In the meantime, we need a lot of patience for that to settle?

A: Yes.