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<description><![CDATA[<p>During the Bobcat Fire (Sep '20) our tract lost 17 cabins and approximately two dozen auxiliary structures (sheds &amp; outhouses) on other lots. As we work with the Forest Service on rebuilding determinations, the Region 5 size restrictions on outbuildings has now come up - a total square footage of 40 sq ft for all auxiliary structures counted together. Obviously many of the older cabins had larger outbuildings, particularly as we are a hike-in tract - everything that is carried into the canyon generally remains here!</p><p>We are only looking to rebuild what was already there and I know our permit administrator is trying to work with us but the regulations for R5 are very clear and pretty draconian.&nbsp;Does anyone in Region 5 have any experience or suggestions on how to make it easy for her to grant exceptions in these cases?&nbsp;</p><p>Thanks in advance</p><p>Ben Fitzsimmons</p><p>President, Big Santa Anita Canyon Permittees Association, Angeles National Forest.</p>]]></description>
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