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Are you following this thread? Discussion starts here (I hope, trying to link to the initial HOA post):Here's some stuff.
Ordered a Tuff Shed for my yard equiment, 10x 16 ft. So I got the feedback from the HOA to use concrete piers or pour a foundation. I offered an alternate version... NO, use concrete... he mentioned using parking curbs that you see at the mall. Well, I checked on those, they come in at 270 lbs each. Not for a one man crew to handle. So, I visited a concrete pre-cast facility and toured the grounds. I found some lentils (6"wide, by 2.5" thick and 4 feet long), these weighed <100 lbs. And had rebar inside.
Bought up what they had and used several 18"x18" pavers to fill in the foundation area that the shed skids will sit on. I sent a photo of my foundation to the HOA... will not read the response if it comes. As the shed is sitting on a trailer in the driveway, and tomorrow AM they will install it. THEN I will read any reply from the HOA.
I should be good to go... but my neighbor told me today that the pres of HOA is an azzhat and therefore I expect some sheit from him... but I won't take any, as I checked, and I have all the sheit I need right now.
Photos when done...
It’s freaking Montana. They have anal assholes there too?Here's some stuff.
Ordered a Tuff Shed for my yard equiment, 10x 16 ft. So I got the feedback from the HOA to use concrete piers or pour a foundation. I offered an alternate version... NO, use concrete... he mentioned using parking curbs that you see at the mall. Well, I checked on those, they come in at 270 lbs each. Not for a one man crew to handle. So, I visited a concrete pre-cast facility and toured the grounds. I found some lentils (6"wide, by 2.5" thick and 4 feet long), these weighed <100 lbs. And had rebar inside.
Bought up what they had and used several 18"x18" pavers to fill in the foundation area that the shed skids will sit on. I sent a photo of my foundation to the HOA... will not read the response if it comes. As the shed is sitting on a trailer in the driveway, and tomorrow AM they will install it. THEN I will read any reply from the HOA.
I should be good to go... but my neighbor told me today that the pres of HOA is an azzhat and therefore I expect some sheit from him... but I won't take any, as I checked, and I have all the sheit I need right now.
Photos when done...
Are you following this thread? Discussion starts here (I hope, trying to link to the initial HOA post):
Things I'm mad about today
Here's some stuff.
Ordered a Tuff Shed for my yard equiment, 10x 16 ft. So I got the feedback from the HOA to use concrete piers or pour a foundation. I offered an alternate version... NO, use concrete... he mentioned using parking curbs that you see at the mall. Well, I checked on those, they come in at 270 lbs each. Not for a one man crew to handle. So, I visited a concrete pre-cast facility and toured the grounds. I found some lentils (6"wide, by 2.5" thick and 4 feet long), these weighed <100 lbs. And had rebar inside.
Bought up what they had and used several 18"x18" pavers to fill in the foundation area that the shed skids will sit on. I sent a photo of my foundation to the HOA... will not read the response if it comes. As the shed is sitting on a trailer in the driveway, and tomorrow AM they will install it. THEN I will read any reply from the HOA.
I should be good to go... but my neighbor told me today that the pres of HOA is an azzhat and therefore I expect some sheit from him... but I won't take any, as I checked, and I have all the sheit I need right now.
Photos when done...
