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        "text": "Metal RV garages in the Verde Valley—including Cottonwood, Clarkdale, Jerome, and Camp Verde—must account for specific local zoning setbacks, terrain slopes, and local wind exposure. Properties in hilly areas like Jerome or Clarkdale often require specialized grading and retaining walls before pouring an engineered slab. Additionally, rural residential zoning in Yavapai County dictates maximum building heights and accessory structure footprints relative to your primary dwelling. Factoring in local sun exposure and summer heat also means choosing appropriate roof overhangs, panel colors, or insulation layers during the initial planning phase.",
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