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Exactly. I don't know why everyone is insisting that it be removed. It has been there for 115 years with no issues. Leave it alone. Don't eat it or chop it up and get it airborne. It is perfectly legal to stay. Imagine how many homeowners have bought and sold houses with A in it. My last house...

1 car, 1 truck, lawn tools, hoses, and a bunch of our **** stored in plastic totes on shelving on the wall.

Great workshop, but I have to wonder where all the sawdust is?

Interesting. I bought a HF trailer 3-4 years ago and I didn't get a recall letter.

Looks like a finish washer to me. Try this Mcmaster link https://www.mcmaster.com/#standard-finishing-washers/=1anmekv

What I find fascinating is all the woodworking cabinets and shelves in this thread and none of them are covered in sawdust. Mine always are.

You never mentioned, and no one asked. Are you even doing any structural work or is this all just a build out of the space and installing a bathroom. The primary reason for a permit is if you are making structural modifications. A lot of places won't require a building permit just to hand...

Maybe they were talking about the costs to have an architect design plans and file for a permit. I put an addition on the back of my house about 10 years ago and pulled a building and electrical permit and the costs were minuscule. I don't remember anymore, how much they were, but if it was...

Spiral stairs in the corner of the garage an option? They need a 5' diameter circle or so. http://www.duvinage.com/staircase_kits/ Alternating tread stairs http://www.duvinage.com/alternating_tread_stairs/ https://www.lapeyrestair.com/alternating-tread-stair

I know you said in your OP that you don't have a lot to invest in this project but what you have outlined isn't likely to be done for less than several thousand and could cost quite a bit more. There were comments above about tying into a septic system with a $10 shovel, but you should...

Your English is a heck of a lot better than my (nonexistent) Russian. :Freak:

There aren't many ways to support the loads if you cut the joists. Here is what I ended up doing. Trusses removed and ready for a new floor.