Accessory Structure Permits

An accessory structure is a detached structure that is accessory to and incidental to that of the dwelling(s) and that is located on the same lot. Examples of accessory structures include: garage, shed, carport, pergola, gazebo, deck, playhouse, above ground gas tanks, etc. Accessory structures will follow the City of Edgewood code, including setback information, location and size of the structure. CLICK HERE to review the code prior to submittal of permit. 

Documents Needed For Review: 

1) Pages 1 & 2 of Orange County Building Permit Application 

2) A survey showing the proposed location of the accessory structure with setback measurements clearly documented

3) Details of the proposed structure including size, height, materials used, etc. 

Permitting Instructions:

1) Submit the above documents to info@edgewood-fl.gov

2) City Staff will receive your application, and review it. 

3) Should City Staff need to submit the application to the Engineer, a $50 review fee will be charged to the applicant. 

4) Once approval is given, City Staff will stamp off on all documents for Edgewood Zoning Approval. 

5) If the structure is larger than 120 sq.ft., then the application must be submitted to Orange County through their Fast Track system for permitting and inspections. If the structure is less than 120 sq.ft., then the applicant is good to proceed with he project.