Every town writes its own rules, and Kyle's live in its municipal code — 25 chapters covering day-to-day questions like fences, parking, pets, permits and property upkeep. Below is the full map of what the code covers.
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- Ch AO — Adopting Ordinance
- Ch CHA — Charter (Sec. 1.01 – Sec. 13.11)
- Ch CHCT — Charter Comparative Table (§ CHCT.01)
- Ch 1 — General Provisions (§ 1-1 – § 1-14)
- Ch 2 — Administration (§ 2-1 – § 2-548)
- Ch 5 — Animals (§ 5-1 – § 5-367)
- Ch 8 — Building Regulations (§ 8-1 – § 8-262)
- Ch 11 — Business Regulations (§ 11-1 – § 11-402)
- Ch 14 — Courts (§ 14-1 – § 14-179)
- Ch 17 — Floods (§ 17-1 – § 17-86)
- Ch 20 — Law Enforcement and Civil Emergencies (§ 20-1 – § 20-169)
- Ch 23 — Miscellaneous Offenses (§ 23-1 – § 23-335)
- Ch 26 — Parks and Recreation (§ 26-1 – § 26-146)
- Ch 29 — Sign Standards and Permits (§ 29-1 – § 29-30)
- Ch 32 — Site Development (§ 32-1 – § 32-51)
- Ch 38 — Streets, Sidewalks and Other Public Places (§ 38-1 – § 38-361)
- Ch 41 — Subdivisions (§ 41-1 – § 41-181)
- Ch 41A — Exhibit a: Regulations for Platting and Subdividing Land Within the Plum Creek PUD (Sec. 1 – Sec. 22)
- Ch 44 — Taxation (§ 44-1 – § 44-148)
- Ch 47 — Local Traffic Regulations (§ 47-1 – § 47-214)
- Ch 50 — Utilities (§ 50-1 – § 50-624)
- Ch 53 — Zoning (§ 53-1 – § 53-1274)
- Ch 53A — Exhibit a - Plum Creek Planned Unit Development (Sec. 1 – Sec. 17)
- Ch 54 — Landscaping and Screening Requirements (§ 54-1 – § 54-12)
- Ch CCT — Code Comparative Table (§ CCT-1)