content: You're pretty much spot-on. They share a common driveway, so the additional traffic could be a concern for the neighbor. My real issue with these women is they are clearly trying to come up with legitimate legal reasons to shut it down, when it really just comes down to them not wanting a garage nearby. Pulling bullshit fallacies like "slippery slope", suggesting that if the county overlooks his code violations, it will allow other neighbors to also set up garages. Yes, other people will just spend $60k to create a space where they will devote the entirety of their spare time building and tinkering too. Also these supposed code violations are only in their heads. The county inspectors haven't found any, but they chose to ignore them and continue insisting they're there. They know nobody will accept their real reason, as in they just don't want a garage near their house. But that's really all they have as a valid argument.