Frequently Asked Questions

No, you must apply for a permit from the Zoning Inspector.

Yes, all fences (except Agriculture usage) require for the owner to apply for a permit.

Yes, according to the zoning resolution a fence is required.

Zoning will dictate the allowance of businesses, please contact the Zoning Inspector for further information.

Yes, please contact the Road Department for specifications.

*The County auditor is for taxable purposes only, your property class.*

*Township RR is your zoned classification and what is available per zoning regulations on your property.*

A state law or local ordinance that protects farmers and farm operations from public and private nuisance lawsuits (similar to an Agricultural District). A private nuisance interferes with an individual's use and enjoyment of her or his property. Public nuisances involve actions that injure the public at large.

This is a proactive approach that communities can take to make it clear that agriculture is protected in the community. It also can help to educate those moving into an area about what to expect living in a rural area.