EV607797,
I ran a 20A GFCI-protected circuit to my shed, which let me run it just 12" deep in PVC, so as to avoid trenching deeply into my septic field. Really, it should only be a single branch circuit for what I need (lights and receptacles), but I had previously wired it up with a panel which I had installed about 5 years ago with the intent of putting in a 240V 30A circuit for heat, AC and a bunch of shop tools. Of course, I never got around to actually running the feeder, and instead just spliced on a 3-prong plug into a backfed 15A breaker and plugged it into an extension cord... So, it's WAY better now!
NEC allows 20A feeders, but it can only have 2 circuits on it. So, I rewired it for 2 circuits.
I know I'm in violation of NEC as I did not drive a grounding rod, and the ground conductor is spliced in the GFCI box, violating 250.64(C). But the AHJ here didn't so much as bother to open the shed door when he inspected my addition, letalone look that hard at it, so I get the feeling they just don't care.
