Registry
Site & Exterior
Yard accessories (mailbox, playground/trampoline, basketball hoop, flagpole, satellite dish/antenna)
Small freestanding residential yard items.
inferredHB 803: n/areviewed never
Who can pull the permit
- NONENo contractor license
- CGCCertified General Contractor
- CBCCertified Building Contractor
- CRCCertified Residential Contractor
- OWNER-BUILDEROwner-occupied 1–2 family (FS 489.103(7))
Decision — first matching row wins
| # | When | Permit | Type | Reason |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | in_row is yes | yes | Right-of-Way Permit | Placement in the county right-of-way (a mailbox at the street, a basketball hoop base on the swale) is a ROW/encroachment matter regardless of the item's own permit-exempt status — clearance and breakaway-mailbox-post standards commonly apply on higher-speed roads. |
| 2 | otherwise | no | — | On private property, none of these items are regulated by the building code: playground equipment and trampolines are consumer products (ASTM safety standards, not permits); basketball hoops and flagpoles are unregulated freestanding items; a mailbox on your own property line is unregulated. A satellite dish/antenna under 1 meter (39 in.) is protected from most local permit/HOA restriction by the FCC's OTARD rule (47 C.F.R. §1.4000) — larger commercial dishes aren't covered and may need review. |
Inputs the rule needs
- itemItemrequired
- in_rowPlaced in or overhanging the right-of-way / sidewalk?