Indiana homeowner rules by city

9 city rules for Indiana homeowners in 8 cities and towns, across 4 topics. Each one is tied to an official city or utility source.

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Sidewalk repair

CityRuleWhat it says
ColumbusReimbursement programColumbus, Indiana reimburses $6 per square foot of sidewalk and $50 per linear foot of curb
Fort WayneCost-share programFort Wayne's Barrett Law 50/50 program splits the cost of sidewalks, yard-walks, drive approaches and curbs
GoshenCost-share programGoshen splits eligible sidewalk replacement 50/50, subject to the sidewalk's condition rating and available funding.
Terre HauteCost-share programTerre Haute's 50/50 Sidewalk Replacement Cost-Share Program gives the owner a city estimate first, then splits the finished cost.

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Fence height & permits

CityRuleWhat it says
ColumbusNo permit neededColumbus, Indiana needs no fence permit, but caps front yard fences at 42 inches and side or rear fences at 8 feet
WarsawPermit requiredWarsaw, Indiana requires a fence permit with a site plan, for a one-time $5 fee
WhitestownPermit requiredWhitestown, Indiana limits front yard fences to 42 inches and side and rear fences to 6 feet, through a fence application.

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RV & trailer parking

CityRuleWhat it says
GriffithParking limits applyGriffith, Indiana bars RVs, boats and trailers from front yards and streets in residential districts unless they are in a garage or carport, except fo

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Frozen water lines

CityRuleWhat it says
BoswellCity thaws or creditsBoswell charges $50 to thaw a frozen service line or meter, plus the cost of any outside help it needs.

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