Can I place a tiny home on my lot?

A tiny home with an axle is allowed on a legal lot of any size in unincorporated, unzoned Shelby County in accordance with the Shelby County Regulations for Manufactured Home Communities. Where property is zoned, one manufactured/mobile home or recreational vehicle may be placed in the A-1, Agricultural District.  A tiny home constructed on a permanent foundation must be compliant with the adopted building code. 

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1. How do I apply for an ABC License?
2. What is a setback verification survey?
3. Can I place a manufactured/mobile home on my property?
4. Can I add a second manufactured/mobile home on my property?
5. Can I place a tiny home on my lot?
6. What is a legal lot?
7. What is my property zoned?
8. What is the difference between a plot plan and a setback verification survey?
9. Will I need a setback verification survey with my building permit?
10. Can I split (subdivide) my property?
11. What if I am building in a city?
12. How do I schedule a perc test for my lot?
13. How do I pay for my permit?
14. How do I submit for a building permit?
15. Do I have to be onsite for my inspection?
16. Do I need plans for my building permit application?
17. Why does it take so long to review my application for improvements?
18. Is a sheathing inspection required?
19. Do I need a separate permit for my portion of the customer’s job?
20. Can my inspector look at my job in the morning and return in the afternoon once I have made the required changes?