Every town writes its own rules, and Spring's live in its municipal code — 31 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 FWD — Foreword
- Ch AO — Adopting Ordinance
- Ch 1 — Administration and Government (§ 1-101 – § 1-602)
- Ch 2 — Animals (§ 2-101 – § 2-204)
- Ch 3 — Bicycles (§ 3-101 – § 3-102)
- Ch 4 — Buildings (§ 4-101 – § 4-109)
- Ch 5 — Code Enforcement (§ 5-101 – § 5-106)
- Ch 6 — Conduct (§ 6-101 – § 6-105)
- Ch 7 — Fire Prevention and Fire Protection (§ 7-101 – § 7-109)
- Ch 8 — Floodplains
- Ch 9 — Grading and Excavating
- Ch 10 — Health and Safety (§ 10-101 – § 10-309)
- Ch 11 — Housing (§ 11-101 – § 11-107)
- Ch 12 — Libraries
- Ch 13 — Licenses, Permits and General Business Regulations (§ 13-101 – § 13-405)
- Ch 14 — Mobile Homes and Mobile Home Parks (§ 14-101 – § 14-116)
- Ch 15 — Motor Vehicles and Traffic (§ 15-101 – § 15-1105)
- Ch 16 — Parks and Recreation
- Ch 17 — Planned Residential Development
- Ch 18 — Sewers and Sewage Disposal (§ 18-101 – § 18-714)
- Ch 19 — Signs and Billboards (§ 19-101 – § 19-113)
- Ch 20 — Solid Waste (§ 20-101 – § 20-216)
- Ch 20A — Stormwater Management (§ 20A-101 – § 20A-901)
- Ch 21 — Streets and Sidewalks (§ 21-101 – § 21-702)
- Ch 22 — Subdivision and Land Development (§ 22-101 – § 22-707)
- Ch 23 — Swimming Pools
- Ch 24 — Taxation, Special (§ 24-101 – § 24-518)
- Ch 25 — Trees (§ 25-101 – § 25-205)
- Ch 26 — Water (§ 26-101 – § 26-415)
- Ch 27 — Zoning (§ 27-101 – § 27-1205)
- Ch KO — Key to the Disposition of All Ordinances and Significant Resolutions (§ KO-101)