Shed permit rules in Manteca, CA — also referred to as storage shed, backyard shed, or accessory building regulations — set size limits, setbacks, and when a building permit is required.
Manteca Municipal Code Chapter 17.40 governs accessory structures including sheds. Structures up to 120 square feet without electricity or plumbing generally do not require a building permit. All accessory structures must meet zoning setbacks.
MMC Chapter 17.40 covers accessory structures such as sheds, carports, and decks. A building permit is generally not required for sheds up to 120 square feet that have no electricity and no plumbing. Larger sheds or those with utilities require a building permit. All accessory structures must maintain minimum setbacks from property lines under MMC Title 17 zoning requirements. Setbacks vary by zoning district; contact Planning Division (209) 456-8500 for your specific parcel. Exemption from permit requirements does not exempt from setback and zoning compliance. Accessory structures in the front yard setback are generally prohibited.
Unpermitted sheds over 120 sq ft or with utilities: retroactive permit required plus fines. Setback violations: code enforcement and required removal or relocation.
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