Sheds…they can be a little structure with a big eye sore. Its not uncommon to drive thru a park, finding yards mowed, vehicles cleaned and houses in good repair, only to catch sight of a shed on the same lot crying out for help, whether it be structural or cosmetic. Many times, parks have several lines of sight, making them visible from many angles. In this case, sheds which may be on the backside of someone’s lot, may be squarely in the field of view of a neighbor or nearly adjacent to a road, giving passerby clear view of this blight. No matter the case, sheds fall under the same expectations for upkeep as the rest of the park. And the good news is, this can often be done very inexpensively. A coat (or many coats) of paint, new plywood or similar materials can often be purchased for a relatively low cost that pales in comparison to the return on investment it provides in improving appearance of the park. Sheds can be an important part of the park, as they allow tools, toys and clutter a neat place to reside, rather than on a porch or strewn about one’s yard. In sum, keep the sheds, keep expectations for appearance and keep the park looking good.