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Is putting In a dehumidifer not helpful to inhibit rust.

I have the same box, and it's full.

Move south

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What Oldmachinenut said and insurance.

If were talking a residential home, how deep can they be. Before you cut them short, cut them long. Tap them with a hammer to loosen, you may get lucky and be able to pull them out. If this fails, then cut them flush.

A steel I beam would give you the most head room. If you want one sized, go to your local steel supplier. Most have an on site engineer who can size it for you. You will have to give them the span and load details. They will also figure a price with delivery if needed.

If the water in the trap is evaporating, fill the trap back up with water, then put a small layer of cooking oil on top. This should keep the water from evaporating and sewer gas from getting in.

I would also correct the water, moisture getting in. Rusted staples and staining on the wood.

I would start by putting In a dehumidifier. https://www.homedepot.com/p/GE-50-Pint-Dehumidifier-with-Built-in-Pump-for-Basement-Garage-or-Wet-Rooms-up-to-4500-sq-ft-in-Grey-ENERGY-STAR-APHL50LB/322155488

The door slab is the easy part. Any solid core door will work. What you need to reinforce is the hinges, door jam and latch assembly.

42'x27' Add 1' between each garage door. Add 2' next to the lift and outside wall. Add 1' to the wall with the man door.

Not to be a smart *** but spend less time typing and go in the garage and start working. Use logic and common sense and everything will work out fine.

You want to transition just below final grade. Let's say your first two courses are 12" block, your third course would be 8" block. This leaves you 4" for your brick veneer.

Build your own bypass. https://support.boshart.com/how-do-i-plumb-a-water-filter-bypass

It depends where you live and the frost depth.

Add another gutter on that side.

If I lived in that type of environment, I'd MOVE! My family's safety is paramount.

You also could use a union to join your pipes. https://www.247garden.com/3-4-pvc-union-sxs-socket-fitting-for-sch40-sch80-pipes.html?gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjwh7K1BhCZARIsAKOrVqH1QSUU-Z767G7TlaNx0_zrhdO_xATZXMKmHNe5UZNm_aIHZ7N-yDQaAi3aEALw_wcB