Understand shed permit, zoning and setback requirements for cities throughout Juab County, then use the detailed local information below to plan your project with confidence.
For most homeowners, sheds that are 200 sq. ft. or smaller do not require a building permit.
Click on your city to see the available shed ordinance and building permit requirements.
NOTE: We are still in the process of gathering and posting up-to-date building permit information for all the cities listed above.
If your city's information is not shown here, we recommend contacting your local city office for more information.
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Even when a building permit is not required, local placement and zoning rules can still apply. These are the main items worth confirming before your shed is scheduled.
In many Juab County cities, sheds 200 sq. ft. or smaller do not require a building permit. Some cities have additional site-approval requirements or exceptions, which are explained below.
Check required distances from property lines, easements, fences, streets and other structures. These rules can vary by city and zoning district.
Some municipalities regulate accessory-building height or placement, and a homeowners association may have additional requirements. HOA approval is separate from city approval.
Slope, retaining walls, utilities, drainage, overhead clearance and backyard access can affect where the shed can be placed and how it can be built.
The sections below preserve the detailed information we have collected for individual Juab County cities, including permit thresholds, zoning notes, contact information and links to official city resources where available. Use the city buttons above to jump directly to your city.
Eureka City provides current building-permit information and lists storage sheds among the types of structures that require a building permit. Because the city does not publish a simple shed-size exemption on its permit page, we recommend confirming the current requirements with Eureka City before construction.
*Note: Most Utah cities do not require a building permit for a detached residential shed that is 200 sq. ft. or smaller. However, we have not confirmed that this exemption applies in Eureka City, so homeowners should verify the current requirement with Eureka City before building or installing a shed.
Eureka City Building Permits & InspectionsIf you have any other questions, please contact Eureka City at (435) 433-6915.
*The information provided above is intended solely as a helpful guideline and does not serve as official documentation from the respective cities. We recommend verifying this information with your local city offices.
The Levan Town website does not provide specific information about what sizes of sheds require a building permit. We recommend confirming the current shed permit and zoning requirements directly with Levan Town.
Levan Town Official WebsiteIf you have any other questions, we recommend contacting Levan Town at (435) 623-1959.
*The information provided above is intended solely as a helpful guideline and does not serve as official documentation from the respective cities. We recommend verifying this information with your local city offices.
Mona City only requires a building permit for sheds, garages or outbuildings that are larger than 400 sq. ft. whereas most of the state requires permits for buildings larger than 200 sq. ft. We have confirmed this with the city offices and are fairly confident in this information.
Mona City Planning and ZoningIf you have any other questions, please contact Mona City at (435) 623-4913.
*The information provided above is intended solely as a helpful guideline and does not serve as official documentation from the respective cities. We recommend verifying this information with your local city offices.
Nephi City provides current building-permit applications and policy documents on its Building Permits page. We have previously confirmed with a city building official that Nephi requires a building permit for buildings larger than 200 sq. ft.
Nephi City Building PermitsWe have confirmed with a city building official that Nephi City only requires a building permit for buildings that are larger than 200 sq. ft.
If you have any other questions, we recommend contacting the Nephi City Building Department:
Nephi City Building Permits: (435) 250-8086 (435)250-8086
*The information provided above is intended solely as a helpful guideline and does not serve as official documentation from the respective cities. We recommend verifying this information with your local city offices.
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View Tack Sheds →In many cases, no. Many Juab County cities do not require a building permit for a residential shed that is 200 sq. ft. or smaller. Some cities may have a site-approval, zoning or utility-related exception, so check the detailed city information above.
Yes. Being exempt from a building permit does not automatically exempt a shed from zoning, setback, easement or placement requirements. Check the section for your city and verify current requirements before building.
Electrical, plumbing or mechanical work can trigger separate permit requirements even when the shed itself would otherwise be exempt from a building permit. Confirm those requirements with your city before work begins.
Yes. HOA requirements are separate from city building and zoning rules. Homeowners are responsible for confirming any HOA requirements for shed size, placement, colors, roof style or other design details.
Yes. Once you know the space and local restrictions you are working with, we can help you compare shed styles, sizes, doors, windows and options for your property.
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