Thought I'd try out the new chat on the city site, nice quick answer for us:
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The building may go up to the side property line (as long as the property line is not shared with a street), as long as it meets all of the following requirements:
•The exterior is maintenance-free (examples of maintenance-free materials include: vinyl and stucco) or the owner of the adjacent parcel grants a private maintenance easement.
•All water drainage off of the building remains on the property.
•There is no eave overhang onto the adjacent lot.So as long as you are meeting these rules there - because the building is under 10m2 and you make sure it's meeting the rules listed on this page:
https://www.calgary.ca/PDA/pd/Pages/...ds.aspx#bylaws
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You do not need to meet the fire rated drywall requirement for a shed. So there ya go.