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Monroe County, Indiana

Building permits, zoning and septic rules in Richland Township, Indiana

Richland Township, in Monroe County, requires approval for covered construction: start with county Planning for an Improvement Location Permit, then apply to the county Building Department.12 Monroe County zoning applies outside Bloomington and Ellettsville, while the Monroe County Health Department handles septic systems.34

At a glance

Building approval
Improvement Location Permit first, then the building application12
Zoning
Monroe County administers zoning outside Bloomington and Ellettsville3
Septic permit
Required before installing, altering, repairing or adding to a private system5
RV living
The county treats RVs as temporary living quarters in its zoning jurisdiction6
Accessory dwelling
Allowed with district standards; an RV cannot be a detached accessory dwelling7
Owner-builder
No explicit owner-builder exemption confirmed; ask the Building Department8
County-road driveway
A county driveway permit is required9

Who to call

Planning & zoning

Monroe County Planning Department

Zoning, subdivision review and Improvement Location Permits in Monroe County's jurisdiction within Richland Township

(812) 349-2560

[email protected]

501 N Morton St, Suite 224, Bloomington, IN 47404

Online permits →

Building permits

Monroe County Building Department

Building applications, code enforcement and construction inspections throughout Monroe County

(812) 349-2580

[email protected]

501 N Morton St, Suite 220, Bloomington, IN 47404

Online permits →

Septic permits

Monroe County Health Department - Wastewater Section

Septic permits for new, repair, replacement, renewal and commercial onsite sewage systems

(812) 349-2543

[email protected]

119 W 7th St, Bloomington, IN 47404

Online permits →

Contact details are copied from each office’s official page and were checked against it on October 9, 2026.

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Do you need a building permit in Richland Township, Indiana?

Covered work in Richland Township needs county approval before construction. An Improvement Location Permit is required before constructing, moving, enlarging, demolishing or structurally altering a building, connecting a structure to public water or sewage disposal, or locating a mobile home; listed exemptions cover some routine maintenance and small structures.1

For residential projects, complete the Improvement Location Permit process with Monroe County Planning before applying to the Building Department.2 The Building Department enforces adopted Indiana building codes throughout Monroe County and conducts construction inspections.10 A final inspection is required before moving in, and the certificate of occupancy follows successful final inspections.11

Who handles building permits and zoning in Richland Township?

Monroe County divides the work between Planning and Building. The Planning Department handles land-use policy and the Improvement Location Permit step; the Building Department handles building applications, code enforcement and inspections.1210

The county Planning Office administers zoning and subdivision requirements in the parts of Richland Township outside the Town of Ellettsville and City of Bloomington.3 Land inside either municipality follows that municipality's land-use process, but the county Building Department states that it enforces adopted Indiana building codes throughout Monroe County.310 Contact Planning with the parcel address before designing the site, because jurisdiction and the parcel's mapped district determine which land-use standards apply.13

Does Richland Township have zoning, and what does it mean for RVs and ADUs?

Monroe County zoning applies to unincorporated Richland Township, with uses and dimensions varying by the parcel's mapped district.313 In the RES district, the local-road front setback is 25 feet, the side setback is 10 feet and the rear setback is 20 feet; overlays and other standards can be stricter.14 In the AGR district, those dimensions are 25 feet, 15 feet and 35 feet.15

Accessory dwelling units are allowed with standards, but an Improvement Location Permit is required and an RV cannot serve as a detached accessory dwelling unit.7 In the county zoning jurisdiction, an RV is temporary living space, cannot be permanently connected to utilities and should not stay more than 180 days except for storage.6 We could not confirm a general tiny-home rule or minimum dwelling size, so ask Planning how the proposed home is classified in the parcel's district.12

How do septic permits work inside Richland Township?

The Monroe County Health Department administers septic work inside Richland Township.4 A Health Department permit is required before installing, altering, repairing or adding to a private sewage disposal system or privy.5 The county's application process also requires a soil report when a septic field is added or modified.16

Published fees are $250 for a new septic permit and $150 for a repair permit, although the county says fees may change.5 Only 22% of Monroe County soils are rated without severe limits for a conventional septic drain field, so evaluate soils before fixing the house location.17 The applicant or installer must give the Health Department 48 hours' notice before the final septic inspection, and underground work generally must remain uncovered until inspection.18

Building a home in Richland Township: what are the steps?

Use the county's approval order to avoid redesign and delay:

  1. Ask Planning to confirm whether Monroe County, Ellettsville or Bloomington controls land use at the address and identify the mapped zoning district.312
  2. Complete the county's residential pre-design and Improvement Location Permit process before the building application.2
  3. For onsite sewage, obtain the soil work and septic permit from the Health Department.5
  4. Obtain a driveway permit for access to a county road, or meet the requirements of the agency controlling another public road.9
  5. Apply to the Building Department and schedule the required inspections.1019
  6. Complete the final inspection before occupying the home.11

What should you check before buying land in Richland Township?

Start with jurisdiction and zoning: Richland Township includes land outside Monroe County Planning's jurisdiction, and district standards control uses, setbacks, height and lot coverage on county-governed land.313 Confirm legal access as well, because a driveway onto a county road needs a county driveway permit and another public-road authority may impose its own requirements.9

Check the proposed building area for flood hazards; development in a special flood-hazard area requires a Floodplain Development Permit before work begins.20 Arrange early soil evaluation for onsite sewage because only 22% of Monroe County soils are rated without severe limits for a conventional drain field.17 We could not confirm a township-wide private-well permit rule, so ask the Health Department what applies at the parcel before treating a well as an available water source.21

Watch-outs

  • For covered residential work, complete the Improvement Location Permit process before applying to the Monroe County Building Department.2
  • Richland Township includes areas where Bloomington or Ellettsville, rather than Monroe County Planning, controls land use.3
  • In the county zoning jurisdiction, an RV cannot be permanently connected to utilities and should not remain on a property for more than 180 days except for storage.6
  • Floodplain development requires a separate Floodplain Development Permit when the special-flood-hazard rules apply.20

Sources

  1. Monroe County Development Ordinance (Richland Township), quoted and re-checked
  2. Monroe County: Planning Department (Richland Township), quoted and re-checked
  3. Monroe County CDO (Richland Township), quoted and re-checked
  4. Monroe County Code Chapter 365: Private Sewage Disposal Systems (Richland Township), quoted and re-checked
  5. Monroe County Code Chapter 365: Private Sewage Disposal Systems (Richland Township), quoted and re-checked
  6. Adopted Monroe County Development Ordinance, quoted and re-checked
  7. Adopted Monroe County Development Ordinance (Richland Township), quoted and re-checked
  8. (2026 county census)
  9. in.gov (Richland Township), quoted and re-checked
  10. Monroe County Building Department (in.gov)
  11. Monroe County Building Department Inspection Schedule (Richland Township), quoted and re-checked
  12. Monroe County Planning Department (in.gov)
  13. Monroe County Development Ordinance (Richland Township), quoted and re-checked
  14. Adopted Monroe County Development Ordinance (Richland Township), quoted and re-checked
  15. Adopted Monroe County Development Ordinance (Richland Township), quoted and re-checked
  16. Monroe County Health Department - Wastewater Section (secure.in.gov)
  17. Share of soils USDA rates "not limited" for a conventional septic drain field (SSURGO). A strict rating: the median county is about 6% and a tenth of counties are 0%, so a low figure means most lots need a site evaluation or an engineered system, not that septic is impossible. Cite it only with that caveat: Bolthole Index county data
  18. Monroe County Code Chapter 365: Private Sewage Disposal Systems (Richland Township), quoted and re-checked
  19. Monroe County Building Department Inspection Schedule (Richland Township), quoted and re-checked
  20. Monroe County Development Ordinance, Chapter 825 (Richland Township), quoted and re-checked
  21. Recommended Standards For Private Water Wells (Indiana statewide rule), quoted and re-checked

Written October 9, 2026 from the rules quoted below, each taken from an official source and re-checked by an independent reviewer. This is research, not legal advice: rules change, so confirm with the office before you buy or build.

Answers from the rulebook for Richland Township

Richland Township’s own rules

  • Building permitRequired

    Construction, reconstruction, relocation, enlargement, demolition, or structural alteration of buildings and structures in Richland township under the Monroe County Development Ordinance.

    • An improvement location permit is required before the listed work.
    • A permit is also required before connecting a structure to a public water or sewage disposal system and before locating a mobile home.
    • Exemptions include routine maintenance, certain yard improvements, signs under seven square feet, certain structures of 200 square feet or less without permanent foundations, utility structures, and similar infrastructure.
    • The Special Flood Hazard Area exceptions do not apply when Chapter 825 governs.
    “A person shall obtain an improvement location permit prior to: (a) Constructing, reconstructing, moving, locating, enlarging, demolishing, or structurally altering any building or other structure; (b) Connecting a structure to a public water or sewage disposal system; (c) Locating a mobile home;”
  • Building code adoptedAdopted (with conditions)

    Construction inside Richland township administered through Monroe County's building-code enforcement system.

    • The Monroe County Building Department states it enforces adopted Indiana Building Codes throughout Monroe County.
    • The listed 2020 Indiana Residential Code is based on the 2018 International Residential Code with Indiana amendments and states an effective date of December 26, 2019.
    “The Monroe County Building Department is an office responsible for the inspection and enforcement of adopted Indiana Building Codes throughout Monroe County.”
  • InspectionsRequired

    Permitted building projects inside Richland township administered by the Monroe County Building Department.

    • Footing, foundation, underslab, rough-in, fireblocking, final, and other inspections may apply.
    • Inspections must be scheduled at least 24 hours in advance and the permit number must be ready.
    • The final inspection is required before moving in or occupying.

    inspection notice: >= 24 hours (The source states a minimum of 24 hours in advance.)

    “FINAL INSPECTION: Required once the project is complete and before moving in or occupying.”
  • SetbacksSpecified

    AGR district land inside Richland township subject to Monroe County zoning.

    • Front setbacks measured from the edge of the right-of-way.
    • Local front setback is 25 feet; minor/major collector 35 feet; minor arterial 50 feet; major arterial 60 feet; interstate/freeway 75 feet.
    • Lake Monroe front setback is 200 feet from normal pool elevation; Lake Lemon is 50 feet from normal pool elevation.
    • Riparian setback is 50 feet from centerline on either side.
    • Residential side setback is 15 feet and residential rear setback is 35 feet.
    • More restrictive ECO, platted, or other overlay standards may apply.

    local front setback: 25 feet (Measured from edge of right-of-way.) · residential side setback: 15 feet · residential rear setback: 35 feet

    “Front Yard – Local 25 feet3,5,7 [...] Side Yard – Residential Use 15 feet6,7 [...] Rear Yard – Residential Use 35 feet6,7”
    One more reviewed finding on this topic
    • Specified — RES district land inside Richland township subject to Monroe County zoning.
      “Front Yard – Local 25 feet3,5,7 [...] Side Yard 10 feet6,7,12 [...] Rear Yard 20 feet7”
  • Lot coverageSpecified

    AGR district land inside Richland township subject to Monroe County zoning.

    • Maximum impervious cover is 20% of lot size or 20,000 square feet, whichever is less.
    • For development within a critical watershed, maximum impervious cover is 10% of lot size or 15,000 square feet, whichever is less.
    • Agricultural buildings are excluded from the cited maximum impervious-cover calculation.

    maximum impervious cover: 20% of lot size or 20,000 sq ft, whichever is less

    “Maximum Impervious Cover 20% of Lot Size or 20,000 sq ft, whichever is less2 [...] Maximum Impervious Cover for Development within a Critical Watershed 10% of Lot Size or 15,000 sq ft, whichever is less2”
    One more reviewed finding on this topic
    • Specified — RES district land inside Richland township subject to Monroe County zoning.
      “Maximum Impervious Cover 50% of Lot Size or 7,000 sq ft, whichever is less2 [...] Maximum Impervious Cover for Development within a Critical Watershed 10% of Lot Size or 4,500 sq ft, whichever is less2”
  • Accessory dwellingsAllowed (with conditions)

    Attached and detached accessory dwelling units inside Richland township under Monroe County zoning.

    • Either the primary dwelling or ADU/DADU must be occupied by the owner year-round, with a recorded affidavit before final occupancy.
    • One ADU per lot of record is permitted.
    • For FOR, AGR, and CVR districts, minimum lot size is 5 acres and ADU/DADU livable residential space is limited to 1,000 square feet.
    • For RES, minimum lot size is 0.5 acres with sewer and 1.25 acres with septic, and ADU/DADU size is limited to 800 square feet.
    • A manufactured home constructed before January 1, 1981 may not be used as an ADU.
    • An RV is not permitted as a DADU.
    • Construction or conversion requires an Improvement Location Permit.

    ADU count: 1 per lot of record · FOR/AGR/CVR ADU size: <= 1000 square feet (Livable residential space.) · RES ADU size: <= 800 square feet (ADU/DADU size.)

    “Accessory Dwelling Units (ADU) and Detached Accessory Dwelling Unit (DADU) are permitted with standards.”
  • Who permits septicCounty

    On-site sewage disposal inside Richland township, administered by the Monroe County Health Department.

    • Commercial septic systems may require state approval in addition to county processing.
    “Types of Septic Permits Issued by Monroe County Health Department:”
  • Driveway accessRequired

    Driveways accessing county roads inside Richland township.

    • Driveway locations must comply with the Monroe County Manual for Construction within and adjacent to the County Right-of-Way.
    • Driveway locations accessing a county road require a Driveway Permit.
    • Driveways accessing a non-county-maintained public roadway must comply with the relevant jurisdiction's requirements.
    “All proposed driveway locations accessing a county road must be approved under a Driveway permit. All proposed driveways accessing from a non-county maintained public roadway must prove compliance with the relevant jurisdiction requirements.”
  • Building in a floodplainRequired

    Development in regulated floodplain areas inside Richland township under Monroe County floodplain administration.

    • In floodway areas, Indiana Department of Natural Resources approval or evidence of a general license or exemption is required before county action.
    • The local Floodplain Development Permit cannot be less restrictive than the DNR approval or exemption criteria.
    • Development in mapped floodways may require a Conditional Letter of Map Revision if it would increase flood levels.
    • For unidentified floodplain limits with upstream drainage greater than one square mile, DNR review and written approval or a floodplain analysis/regulatory assessment is required.

    upstream drainage threshold: > 1 square mile (The source provides separate procedures for drainage areas less than one square mile.)

    “The Floodplain Development Permit shall meet the provisions contained in this article.”
  • Permit feesPublished

    Residential building permit fees administered by Monroe County for work inside Richland township.

    • The page labels the residential fee schedule as 2012.
    • The listed fees may be subject to later amendment or administrative change; the opened page did not state a newer schedule date.

    new conventional construction: 14¢ per sq ft / $125.00 minimum USD · manufactured home placement: 14¢ per sq ft / $75.00 minimum USD · re-inspection: 50 USD · certificate of occupancy: 125 USD

    “New Construction (conventional): 14¢ per sq ft / $125.00 min.”
  • Permit processPublished (with conditions)

    Residential construction permit and Improvement Location Permit process inside Richland township administered by Monroe County.

    • Beginning January 1, 2026, ILPs related to Class 2 structures must be completed before applying at the Monroe County Building Department.
    • Class 2 structures include new single-family homes, additions, accessory structures, ADUs, decks, pools, fences, and other listed structures.
    • The County directs applicants to its online permit portal and a free Residential Construction Planning Pre-Design as the first step for any ILP.
    “the ILP process for all permits related to Class 2 structures must be complete before an applicant can apply at the Monroe County Building Department.”

Rules another office applies inside Richland Township

Richland Township does not set these itself; the county, a health district or the state does, and they apply to every address inside its limits.

  • Certificate of occupancyRequired

    Structures inside Richland township subject to Monroe County building inspection and occupancy requirements.

    • A final inspection is required after the project is complete and before moving in or occupying.
    • The Certificate of Occupancy is processed and issued only after successful completion of the final inspection by the building department and other governmental agencies.
    • Failure to pass required inspections results in denial.
    • Use before receiving the document is a violation of law.
    “After the successful completion of the Final Inspection by the building department and other governmental agencies, a “Certificate of Occupancy” will be processed and issued. Failure to pass the required inspections will result in the Certificate of Occupancy being denied. Use of a structure before receiving this document is a violation of the law.”
  • Local zoningVaries (with conditions)

    Unincorporated portions of Richland Township; incorporated Bloomington and Ellettsville areas within the township are excluded from Monroe County Planning Office administration.

    • The official county page states that county zoning and subdivision requirements apply outside the Town of Ellettsville and City of Bloomington.
    • DLGF records show separate Bloomington City Richland Township and Ellettsville Town taxing districts within Richland Township.
    “The Monroe County Planning Office administers the zoning and subdivision requirements for areas outside of the Town of Ellettsville and the City of Bloomington.”
  • Zoning districtsPublished (with conditions)

    Unincorporated portions of Richland Township subject to the Monroe County Development Ordinance.

    • The CDO lists standard zones including Agricultural Residential 2.5, Forest Residential 5, Conservation Residential 2.5, Rural Neighborhood, Residential 1, Low Development Residential, Community Development Residential, High Development Residential, Institutional and Public, Limited Business, General Business, Light Industrial, Heavy Industrial, Mineral Extraction, and Airport.
    • Overlay zones and special development limitations may also apply.
    • The county CDO does not govern incorporated Bloomington or Ellettsville areas.
    “The Monroe County Jurisdictional Area is hereby classified and divided into the following zones, also referred to as Districts:”
    One more reviewed finding on this topic
    • Published — Published Monroe County zoning districts applicable in Richland township under the county jurisdictional area; incorporated Bloomington and Ellettsville are excluded from this township result.
      “These regulations [...] shall apply to all land uses within the County Jurisdictional Area and to all zoning decisions made by the Monroe County Plan Commission and its committees, Monroe County Board of Zoning Appeals, and Monroe County Planning Department Staff.”
  • Building heightSpecified

    Primary and accessory structures in the Agricultural Residential 2.5 (AGR) zoning district inside Richland township.

    • The table specifies maximum height for the primary and accessory structures.
    • Agricultural buildings are excluded from the maximum impervious-cover calculation noted in the same table.
    • Additional setback, watershed, lake-yard, and accessory-structure rules may apply.

    maximum height primary structure: 40 feet (AGR district table footnotes apply) · maximum height accessory structure: 30 feet (AGR district table footnotes apply)

    “Maximum Height (Primary Structure) 40 feet [...] Maximum Height (Accessory Structure) 30 feet6”
  • Manufactured homesLimited

    Manufactured homes placed in the Special Flood Hazard Area within Richland township.

    • The manufactured home must be elevated on a permanent foundation with the lowest floor at or above the flood protection grade.
    • It must be securely anchored against flotation, collapse, and lateral movement.
    • Enclosed areas below the flood protection grade cannot be finished living space and must allow floodwater entry and exit.
    “These requirements apply to all manufactured homes to be placed on a site in the SFHA: (1) The manufactured home shall be elevated on a permanent foundation such that the lowest floor shall be at or above the FPG and securely anchored to an adequately anchored foundation system to resist flotation, collapse, and lateral movement.”
  • Septic permitRequired

    New, repaired, replaced, or modified septic systems in Monroe County portions of Richland Township.

    • A new septic permit is required for new home construction.
    • A repair permit is required for repair or replacement of existing septic systems.
    • A renewal/modification permit is required for reinstating an expired permit or modifying specifications.
    • Commercial systems may require state approval.
    • Fees are subject to change.

    new septic permit fee: 250 USD (fees subject to change) · repair permit fee: 150 USD (fees subject to change) · renewal permit fee: 100 USD (fees subject to change) · commercial permit fee: 400 USD (fees subject to change)

    “New Septic Permit - required for new home construction”
    One more reviewed finding on this topic
    • Required — Installation, alteration, repair, replacement, or addition to a private sewage disposal system or privy inside Richland Township.
      “No person shall install or cause to be installed a private sewage disposal system or privy or alter, repair, or add to an existing private sewage disposal system without first obtaining a permit from the Health Department.”
  • Septic inspectionRequired

    Private sewage disposal systems in Monroe County portions of Richland Township.

    • The Health Department may inspect work at any stage.
    • The applicant or installer must provide 48 hours' notice before final inspection.
    • Inspection must occur before underground portions are covered, except for written extenuating circumstances.
    • Covered work without written authorization must be uncovered for final inspection.
    • Approval is not complete until the permit is issued, installation complies, and the Health Officer or representative signs the permit card.

    final inspection notice: >= 48 hours (or as otherwise provided by the Health Department procedure)

    “The applicant for the permit and/or installer shall notify the Health Department forty-eight (48)hours prior to the work being ready for final inspection.”
    One more reviewed finding on this topic
  • Off-grid sanitationLimited

    Dwellings without sewer and without municipal or well water in Monroe County portions of Richland Township.

    • An approved Monroe County Health Department privy or a port-a-pot routinely serviced by a state-approved septic hauler is required.
    • An easement agreement approved by the Monroe County Health Department is required for a privy or port-a-pot maintained for a habitable residence.
    “Any dwelling which is not connected, or cannot be connected, to a sanitary sewerage system, and which does not have access to municipal or well water shall have either a privy approved by the Monroe County Health Department as meeting the requirements of the Indiana State Department of Health Bulletin SE 11, “Sanitary Vault Privy”, 1986 Edition or a “port-a-pot” routinely serviced by a State-approved septic hauler”
  • Mandatory utility hookupConditional

    Public sewer connection and alternative wastewater arrangements inside Richland Township.

    • Where a public sanitary or combined sewer is unavailable, private sewage disposal requirements apply.
    • A failed or hazardous private system must connect to a public sewer when the sewer is within 300 feet of the affected property line.
    • The Health Board may waive connection when it is impractical and adequate repairs and safeguards are demonstrated.
    • If required, connection must be completed within 90 days after official notice.
    • A dwelling without sanitary sewer access and without municipal or well water must use an approved privy or routinely serviced port-a-pot with an approved easement.
    • A dwelling using municipal or well water without sanitary sewer access must have a residential sewage disposal system.

    public-sewer connection distance: <= 300 feet from property line (Applies to a failed or health-hazardous private sewage system.) · connection deadline after official notice: 90 days

    “Any property producing sewage or similar waste that is served by a private sewage disposal system that has failed or constitutes a health hazard must be connected to a public sewer if the public sewer is located within three hundred feet (300') of the property line of the affected property.”
  • Agricultural exemptionConditional

    Agricultural-purpose structures in Indiana, including structures in Richland township.

    • The structure must be used for an agricultural purpose.
    • It must not be used for another purpose such as a restaurant or event center.
    • It must be located on the land where the agricultural operation is located.
    • It must not be used for retail trade, subject to the stated retail-stand exception.
    “If no, the agricultural exemption applies, and the building or structure is not a Class 1 structure, is not required to obtain a design release, and is not required to be constructed in conformance with the building code. If yes, then the agricultural exemption does not apply.”
  • Subdividing landRegulated (with conditions)

    Subdivision proposals inside Richland Township under the Monroe County Development Ordinance.

    • Major subdivisions generally require sanitary sewer connection, except major subdivisions with lots at least 10 acres.
    • Minor subdivisions generally require sanitary sewer connection, except where all lots are at least 10 acres.
    • Where private on-site sewage is proposed, certified soil survey approval by the Monroe County Health Department is required.
    • If required septic proof is absent, the platted lot may be marked no residential dwelling permitted for agricultural or conservation purposes.

    exceptional lot size: >= 10 acres (Major and minor subdivision sewer-connection exceptions.)

    “Major subdivisions with lot sizes equal to or greater than ten (10) acres are not required to be connected to a sanitary sewerage system and can instead utilize on-site sewage systems.”
    One more reviewed finding on this topic
    • Regulated (with conditions) — Subdivision and lot creation in Richland township under the Monroe County Development Ordinance.
      “To promote the public health, safety, and welfare, among other things, Monroe County has adopted ordinances and policies. These documents include the Zoning and Subdivision Control Ordinance and Comprehensive Plan.”

Still unanswered

We looked and could not find an official answer yet. Silence is not permission; ask Richland Township or Monroe County directly.

  • Owner-builder exemption — Owner-builder exemptions inside Richland township.
  • Minimum dwelling size — Minimum dwelling size inside Richland township.
  • Minimum lot size — Minimum lot size inside Richland Township.
  • Living in an RV — Residential or long-term RV occupancy on land inside Richland township.
  • Camping on your land — Temporary camping on land inside Richland township.
3 more unanswered
  • Tiny homes
  • Well permit
  • Short-term rentals

Each answer was extracted from an official source and independently re-checked against that source by a second reviewer. That is an evidence check, not legal advice. Rules change; confirm with the authority before you buy or build.

Unanswered questions are usually a sign that Richland Township publishes no rule on the point, not that none exists. Monroe County’s page lists the county offices to call.

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