Parking Rules in Morgan County, IN (2026)
2 rules for unincorporated Morgan County, Indiana.
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Driveway Rules
Anyone constructing or improving a driveway, entrance or approach that connects to a county road in unincorporated Morgan County, Indiana, must get a permit from the Morgan County Highway Department first, under Morgan County Code § 96.15 and § 96.16. The permit is also a prerequisite to any building permit for the same property, and fees run $50 to $150 per access point.
Driveway Permits in Morgan County, IN
Some RestrictionsMorgan County Code §§ 96.15, 96.16(A), (C)
This subchapter shall apply to the construction or improvement of any entrance, driveway or approach connecting to any street, road, highway or right-of-way under the jurisdiction of Morgan County and the Morgan County Highway Department. ... (A) Any person, partnership, company, corporation, association or agency intending to construct or improve an entrance, driveway or approach subject to ...
Abandoned Vehicles
In unincorporated Morgan County, Indiana, a motor vehicle at least three model years old that is mechanically inoperable and left visible from public property for more than 20 days is an abandoned vehicle under Morgan County Code § 94.21, treated as JUNK. The Department of Planning and Zoning issues a ten-business-day abatement notice before the county removes it and liens the property for costs.
Abandoned Vehicle Removal in Morgan County, IN
Some RestrictionsMorgan County Code §§ 94.21, 94.22(D)(4)
ABANDONED VEHICLES. Shall have the same meaning as I.C. 9-13-2-1, which includes but is not limited to any motor vehicle that is at least three model years old, is mechanically inoperable, and is left on private property continuously in a location visible from public property for more than 20 days. ... (4) Abandoned vehicles. In the event the violation report, as confirmed by the inspection o...
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