So hopefully the Bigger Pockets community could shed some light on this. 

If anyone could shed some light on this it would be greatly appreciated

I’m sure I’ve got my logic mixed up somewhere - could someone shed some insight on that?

I was thinking of also contacting Studio Shed?

The concrete, metal or stone cap shall be sloped to shed water.

Not so much if they were hanging clothes on a railing.Drying meat, again it is outside often in a shed with doors, as long as it doesn't damage anything (ie protect the floor).For lights, they can use clips to hang them like from gutters they do at Christmas.

@Zack Lofton thanks - in 9 days we got the roof done on house and shed, back addition prepared for siding, soffits removed, inside demo complete, fence removed, all new doors and windows removed, furring strips put up alongside the house and siding started on the sides.

Im curious if anyone in Denver with a small multi unit has experienced this or can shed some light on the process/costs of Denver Water regulations...

I do have a shed in the back that is nowhere near livable however now that you mention converting an unused basement apartment, perhaps converting my large shed into a separate apartment is more realistic.

Does anyone have experience in these areas that can shed some light here?