Every town writes its own rules, and Linn County's live in its municipal code — 32 chapters covering day-to-day questions like fences, parking, pets, permits and property upkeep. Below is the full map of what the code covers.
Ask Linn County's code a questionWhat's in the Linn County code
- Ch 1 — GENERAL PROVISIONSrecently amended
- Ch 2 — ADMINISTRATION
- Ch 3 — RESERVED
- Ch 4 — ARTS AND CULTURAL AFFAIRS
- Ch 5 — RESERVED
- Ch 6 — ANIMALS
- Ch 7 — RESERVED
- Ch 8 — EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AND EMERGENCY SERVICES
- Ch 9 — RESERVED
- Ch 10 — ENVIRONMENT
- Ch 11 — RESERVED
- Ch 12 — FIRE PREVENTION AND PROTECTIONrecently amended
- Ch 13 — RESERVEDrecently amended
- Ch 14 — LICENSES, PERMITS AND MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS REGULATIONS
- Ch 15 — RESERVED
- Ch 16 — OFFENSES AND MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS
- Ch 17 — RESERVED
- Ch 18 — ROADS, BRIDGES AND OTHER PUBLIC PLACES
- Ch 19 — RESERVED
- Ch 20 — SOCIAL SERVICES
- Ch 21 — RESERVED
- Ch 22 — SOLID WASTE
- Ch 23 — RESERVED
- Ch 24 — TAXATION
- Ch 25 — RESERVED
- Ch 26 — TRAFFIC AND VEHICLES
- Ch 27 — RESERVED
- Ch 28 — UTILITIES
- Ch 29 — RESERVED
- Ch 30 — VEGETATION
- Ch 31 — RESERVED
- Ch II — LAND DEVELOPMENT ORDINANCES