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Where can I keep my inoperable vehicle?: Inoperative vehicles may not be parked, kept, or stored on residential property or on the public right of way. All vehicles on residential property must be properly licensed and in operable condition. The keeping of unregistered and/or unlicensed vehicles on residential property is prohibited. Any vehicle that does not operate must be in an enclosed structure, such as a garage.

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1. What are the procedures for building close to property lines?: The Zoning Code requires minimum setbacks from property lines for all buildings according to the zoning of the property in question.

2. How tall can my grass get?: County ordinance prohibits weeds or grass in excess of eight inches in height. County ordinance also prohibits the accumulation of waste, yard trash, or debris.

3. Where can I keep my inoperable vehicle?: Inoperative vehicles may not be parked, kept, or stored on residential property or on the public right of way. All vehicles on residential property must be properly licensed and in operable condition. The keeping of unregistered and/or unlicensed vehicles on residential property is prohibited. Any vehicle that does not operate must be in an enclosed structure, such as a garage.