Every town writes its own rules, and Monroe County's live in its municipal code — 26 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 — Adoption Ordinance
- Ch 1 — Administration (§ 1-1-1 – § 1-10-4)
- Ch 3 — Animal Control (§ 3-1-1 – § 3-11-3)
- Ch 5 — Boards and Commissions (§ 5-1-1 – § 5-8-3)
- Ch 6 — Building Regulations (§ 6-1-1 – § 6-2-21)
- Ch 7 — Business Code (§ 7-1-1 – § 7-7-19)
- Ch 9 — Cable Television Franchise (§ 9-1-1 – § 9-3-6)
- Ch 10 — Cemetery (§ 10-1-1 – § 10-3-5)
- Ch 11 — Employee Regulations (§ 11-1-1 – § 11-4-19)
- Ch 14 — Flood Plain Code (§ 14-1-1 – § 14-1-13)
- Ch 18 — Health Code (§ 18-1-1 – § 18-9-1)
- Ch 21 — Liquor (§ 21-1-1 – § 21-4-13)
- Ch 22 — Mandated Policies (§ 22-1-1 – § 22-10-6)
- Ch 23 — Mapping and Platting (§ 23-1-1 – § 23-2-3)
- Ch 24 — Motor Vehicle Code (§ 24-1-1 – § 24-10-4)
- Ch 25 — Nuisances (§ 25-1-1 – § 25-4-3)
- Ch 26 — Nursing Home Regulations (§ 26-1-1)
- Ch 27 — Offenses (§ 27-1-1 – § 27-16-14)
- Ch 30 — Public Safety (§ 30-1-1 – § 30-3-1)
- Ch 31 — Sanitary Landfill Code (§ 31-1-1 – § 31-7-10)
- Ch 32 — Stormwater, Erosion and Sediment Control Regulations (§ 32-1-1 – § 32-2-4)
- Ch 33 — Street Regulations (§ 33-1-1 – § 33-6-2)
- Ch 34 — Subdivision Code (§ 34-1-1 – § 34-9-4)
- Ch 36 — Taxation (§ 36-1-1 – § 36-12-1)
- Ch 40 — Zoning Code (§ 40-1-1 – § 40-10-54)
- Ch DL — Disposition List (§ DL-1)