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I'd be concerned that would just make it easier for thieves to steal everything, should they get through whatever it's locked to. I guess I could put it up on bricks and remove the wheels for full urban slum vibes.
Speaking of planning, it really boils my piss how ignorant my LA seem to be of the fact that secure bike storage is an essential part of encouraging active travel. Not even annoyed at the developers, they're obviously going to do the bare minimum, but given there's loads of copy on the development website about how active travel is central to the design of this 'garden city' you'd think the planners would consider where the hell people are going to store bikes and that maybe a 2x3 shiplap shed isn't the one. Guess I could just replace the stock shed with an Asgard or add it to the garden, but new build gardens aren't exactly expansive to start with.
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Normally a shed in a parking space is an instant letter from planing, something like this though is OK (mostly)
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/195990831560
@Polygon obviously to buy, not rent. S/H ones aren’t stupid expensive and you’d get pretty much all your money back were you to sell it on.