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Other Other Other Building Building Building Other - Codes Other - Building Code Description Codes Other - Building Code Description Codes Building Code Description AL1 1S LEAN TO RS1 FR/BR UT SHED PA3 PATIO/POOL APRON AH1 1SF POULTRY HS RG2 GARAGE FIN FR DETACHED PA4 PATIO/SLAB (RAISED) RA1 ATT FR GR RG4 GARAGE FIN MAS DETACHED PC3 PAVING CONC MAT/S BT0 AUTO TELLER MACHINE RG5 GARAGE UF BL/CON DETACHED PC1 PAVING CONC-AVG AB1 BANK BARN RG1 GARAGE UF FR DETACHED PC2 PAVING CONC-HEAVY BC1 BANK CANOPY-DRIVE RG3 GARAGE UF MAS DETACHED PA2 PAVING-ASP/CONC-S BT2 BATH HOUSE RG9 GARAGE/APT FIN FR PA1 PAVING-ASPHALT PA BD1 BOAT DOCK (WOOD T RG7 GARAGE/APT UF FR PB1 PLUMBING FIXTURES BH2 BOAT HOUSE ENCLOS RG8 GARAGE/APT UF MAS AO1 POT STRG UNDGD BS2 BOAT SLIP AVERAGE GT1 GATE HOUSE RP2 PREFAB PL BS1 BOAT SLIP ECONOMY GZ1 GAZEBO AX1 PREFAB STL BLD BH1 BOATHOUSE OPEN GH2 GHOUSE PIPE METAL AQ1 QUONSET HUT BRW BRICK WALL GH3 GHOUSE PLAS FRAME TR1 RESTRM STR/FRM-CB BK1 BULKHEAD/RET.WALL GH1 GHOUSE WD FRAME SH2 SHED ALUMINUM AK1 BUNKER SILO GC4 GOLF COURSE-AV SH3 SHED FINISHED MET CB1 CABIN WITH PLUMBING GC5 GOLF COURSE-FR SH1 SHED MACHINERY-FR CB2 CABIN WITHOUT PLUMBING GC3 GOLF COURSE-GD SH4 SHED QUONSET RC2 CANOPY GC6 GOLF COURSE-PAR 3 AS5 SILO-PREFAB CP5 CANOPY ONLY RP5 GUNITE PL AB3 STABLE CP8 CANOPY RF-AVERAGE RD3 HEAVY DOC AG1 STL GRN BIN ND CP7 CANOPY RF-ECONOMY LT4 LGHT INCN-POLE & ST1 STUDIO CP9 CANOPY RF-GOOD LT2 LGHT INC-WL-MTD-F ST2 STUDIO W/FAC CP6 CANOPY ROOF/SLAB LT5 LGHT MER-POLE & B SC1 SWIMMING POOL-COM RC1 CARPORT RD1 LIGHT DOC AW2 SWINE CONFIN B CD1 COMMERCIAL WOOD DECK LD1 LOADING DOCK -CONC OR STL AV1 SWINE FARROW B RP3 CONC POOL SH5 LUMB SHED 2SIDE O TN1 TANK - ELEVATED STEEL AS1 CONC SILO W RF SH6 LUMB SHED 4SIDE O TC1 TENNIS AS CBW CONCRETE BLK WALL MH3 M.H. PARK-AV TC2 TENNIS CO RT4 DET ENCLOSED PORCH MH4 M.H. PARK-FR TS1 TRUCK SCALES RT2 DET PORCH/CANOPY MH5 M.H. PARK-PR LD4 TRUCK/TRAIN WELLS RT3 DET SCREEN PORCH RD2 MEDIUM DOC RP1 VINYL LINED POOL RT1 DET WOOD DECK RS2 MET UT SHED AP4 WD PL.BRN 1SOP LD5 DOCK LEVELERS RC3 METAL CARPORT/SHED AP6 WD PL.BRN 4SOP AB4 EQUESTRIAN BARN/STABLE RM1 MH 8-14 AP2 WD POLEBARN 4S RP4 FBRGLS PL MSA MISC AG BLDGS AC1 WOOD CORN CRIB AB2 FLAT BARN MB MISC BLDGS WD1 WOOD DECK FN6 FNC BRCK/STONE WA MSS MISCELLANEOUS STRUCTURE FN5 FNC BSKTWEAVE AP1 MTL PL.BARN 4S FN1 FNC CHN-LNK AP3 MTL PL.BN 1SOP FN2 FNC PICKETT AP5 MTL PL.BN 4SOP FN4 FNC POST & RAIL RS3 MULTI STY UTILITY FN3 FNC PRIVACY O OUTBUILDING FN7 FNC WROUGHT IRON.

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