Parking Rules in Hendricks County, IN (2026)
3 rules for unincorporated Hendricks County, Indiana.
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Driveway Rules
Any driveway or approach connecting to a county road in unincorporated Hendricks County needs a right-of-way permit from the County Engineer before construction begins. The permit sets placement, sight-distance and surface conditions the property owner must maintain for as long as the drive exists.
Hendricks County Driveway Approach Permit Rules
Some RestrictionsHendricks County Code of Ordinances § 70.27
(D) No entrance shall be closer than five feet to the adjacent property line or as indicated by any zoning bufferyard requirements. ... (M) If the driveway has a loose aggregate surface, it is the permittee's responsibility to keep the highway pavement free from the loose aggregate at all times.
Street Parking Limits
Hendricks County's Chapter 73 parking schedule bans parking at all times on specific named streets and road segments across the unincorporated county, including subdivisions like Eagle Crossing and Waverly Commons, backed by fines up to $500 per violation and towing.
Hendricks County Prohibited On-Street Parking
Some RestrictionsHendricks County Code of Ordinances, Ch. 73, Schedule I
SCHEDULE I. PROHIBITED PARKING. (A) Current prohibited parking. ... (B) Violations. (1) The fine for violation of this schedule shall not exceed the sum of $500 per violation, each day constituting a separate violation. In addition to the fine assessed pursuant to this schedule, a vehicle violating provision of this schedule may be towed and impounded at the owner's expense, such towing and...
Abandoned Vehicles
Hendricks County treats discarding a scrap-value, inoperable, unlicensed, or abandoned vehicle as illegal dumping. There's no separate junk-vehicle ordinance; the county's illegal dumping ban and its penalties are what apply.
Hendricks County Abandoned Vehicle Dumping Rule
Significant RestrictionsHendricks County Code of Ordinances § 90.31
DUMPING. (1) The discarding or long-term storage of any items of solid waste commonly known as garbage, rubbish, refuse construction demolition debris, household trash, appliances, diapers, food service wastes, tires, scrap metal, vehicle parts, implement parts, fence wire, and all other items and materials defined as solid waste below and in I.C. 13-11-2-205; and (2) The discarding of any ...
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