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If you will be building one yourself as a permanent structure, redwood and cedar are the most popular choices for building.
On a tract of residential property, this starts with the house, and includes the garage if it is a permanent structure that cannot be moved.
Retaining walls are considered permanent structures intended to keep soil from moving and/or shifting in a manner that undermines the stability of a structure or adjacent areas.
 
 
 
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