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Portable Buildings—Check With City Hall First

Sue Honea by Sue Honea
June 22, 2022
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An influx of portable storage buildings was discusses at Tuesday, June 21, 2022, City of Magee Board of Aldermen meeting.  Building inspector Phillip Magee informed the Board and public any building moved on to property in the City of Magee must be inspected as well as have a building permit. “These buildings often do not meet fire or city codes,” explained Magee.  Zoning regulations come into play with placement of portable buildings.

Before purchasing a building, talk to Phillip Magee or someone at City Hall.

 

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