Shed permit rules in Daytona Beach, FL — also referred to as storage shed, backyard shed, or accessory building regulations — set size limits, setbacks, and when a building permit is required.
Accessory structures in Daytona Beach are regulated under LDC Section 5.3. Sheds must be subordinate in use and square footage to the principal structure. Building permits are required for storage structures. Sheds must comply with setback requirements and Florida Building Code wind load standards.
An accessory structure is defined as subordinate in use and square footage to a principal structure or permitted use. Structures must be located in side or rear yards with appropriate setbacks. All construction including sheds requires a building permit from the city. If reconstruction or improvement costs equal or exceed 50% of the building's assessed tax value, the building must meet new construction requirements. Florida Building Code wind load compliance is mandatory.
Unpermitted structures receive a notice to either obtain a retroactive permit (with double fees) or remove the structure within 60 days. Fines of $100–$500 apply for non-compliance.
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