Morgan County, Indiana
Gregg Township is a township in Morgan County, Indiana. Septic permits inside Gregg Township come from Morgan County (Morgan County Health Department, Environmental Health (Septic Division) · 765-342-6621). 26 rules below are quoted from official sources and independently re-checked, most recently on October 30, 2026. Rules for unincorporated land are on the Morgan County page.
Gregg Township does not set these itself; the county, a health district or the state does, and they apply to every address inside its limits.
New primary and accessory structures on land in Gregg township, Morgan County, IN that is under the county UDO
“an ilp is required for the construction of all primary and accessory structures.”
Inspection of new construction under an ILP on land in Gregg township, Morgan County, IN
“building inspector. the administrator or their designee who is empowered to review, approve, and inspect bps and ilps concerning the enforcement of the applicable building codes and the regulations established by this udo.”
Land inside Gregg township, Morgan County, IN that is outside the zoning jurisdictions of Martinsville, Monrovia, Mooresville and Morgantown. The county UDO governs it; this is county zoning, not a Gregg township ordinance.
“the udo shall apply to all land within the jurisdiction of the morgan county advisory plan commission that are not subject to the zoning jurisdiction of the governmental units of martinsville, monrovia, mooresville, and morgantown.”
Zoning districts applying to land in unincorporated Gregg township, Morgan County, IN
“the following zoning districts have been established for all areas within the jurisdictional area.”
Single-family dwelling on AG (agriculture) land in unincorporated Gregg township, Morgan County, IN, including land not placed in another district
minimum living area, residential: >= 950 sq ft
“ag structure standards residential nonresidential primary structure 40 feet 50 feet1 accessory structure 30 feet 50 feet1 minimum living area 950 sq ft n/a”
“rr structure standards single-family residential non-residential primary structure 35 feet 50 feet1 accessory structure 25 feet 50 feet1 minimum living area 950 sq ft n/a”
Single-family lot on AG (agriculture) land in unincorporated Gregg township, Morgan County, IN, including land not placed in another district
minimum lot area with sewer: >= 30000 sq ft · minimum lot area without sewer: >= 1 acre (footnote 2 applies)
“ag lot standards minimum lot width minimum street frontage residential non-residential 90 feet max 1:8 90 feet max 1:8 n/a n/a 30,000 sq ft 1 acre without sewer2 2 acres 5 acres”
“rr lot standards single-family residential non-residential 90 feet max 1:8 90 feet max 1:8 n/a n/a with sewer 20,000 sq ft 1 acre without sewer2 1 acre 2 acres”
Structures on AG (agriculture) lots in unincorporated Gregg township, Morgan County, IN, including land not placed in another district
front yard setback: >= 35 feet · side yard setback, primary structure: >= 25 feet · side yard setback, accessory structure: >= 15 feet · rear yard setback, primary structure: >= 30 feet · rear yard setback, accessory structure: >= 15 feet
“35 feet 50 feet primary structure 25 feet 25 feet accessory structure 15 feet 20 feet primary structure 30 feet 30 feet accessory structure 15 feet 20 feet maximum impervious surface coverage 50% 50%”
“35 feet 35 feet primary structure 20 feet 25 feet accessory structure 10 feet 15 feet primary structure 25 feet 30 feet accessory structure 10 feet 15 feet”
Impervious surface on AG (agriculture) lots in unincorporated Gregg township, Morgan County, IN
maximum impervious surface coverage: <= 50 percent
“maximum impervious surface coverage 50% 50%”
“maximum impervious surface coverage 50% 50%”
Structures on AG (agriculture) lots in unincorporated Gregg township, Morgan County, IN, including land not placed in another district
maximum height, primary structure: <= 40 feet (agricultural land uses exempt) · maximum height, accessory structure: <= 30 feet (agricultural land uses exempt)
“ag structure standards residential nonresidential primary structure 40 feet 50 feet1 accessory structure 30 feet 50 feet1 minimum living area 950 sq ft n/a”
“rr structure standards single-family residential non-residential primary structure 35 feet 50 feet1 accessory structure 25 feet 50 feet1 minimum living area 950 sq ft n/a”
Recreational use of an RV on private land in unincorporated Gregg township, Morgan County, IN
maximum consecutive days: <= 14 days · RVs per parcel: <= 1 count
“the rv is occupied for recreational purposes only (no permanent occupancy) and shall not exceed fourteen (14) consecutive days;”
“therefore, recreational vehicles are not permitted to be used for residential occupancy outside of a campground or an rv park approved by the indiana state department of health (isdh).”
Campgrounds and RV parks in unincorporated Gregg township, Morgan County, IN (private or public)
maximum overnight stays: <= 180 nights (within any twelve (12) consecutive months) · minimum lot area: >= 10 acres · minimum individual campsite area: >= 900 sq ft
“occupants shall not exceed one hundred and eighty (180) overnight stays within twelve (12) consecutive months.”
A manufactured home used as an accessory dwelling on a parcel in unincorporated Gregg township, Morgan County, IN
“a manufactured home is permitted as an accessory dwelling”
“occupancy of the manufactured home is restricted to relatives, persons employed in the care of the property owner (employed on the premises of the property owner), or the owner of the property who is constructing a permanent dwelling.”
Accessory dwelling units on a parcel in unincorporated Gregg township, Morgan County, IN
maximum height: <= 30 feet (cannot exceed height of primary structure) · minimum living area: >= 220 sq ft · maximum living area: <= 800 sq ft (or 50% of primary dwelling unit, whichever is less)
“accessory dwelling standards maximum height of structure 30 feet but cannot exceed height of primary structure minimum living area 220 sq ft”
“a recreational vehicle, travel trailer, or similar structure; a motor vehicle; or any structure not designed for permanent human occupancy is not permitted as an accessory dwelling”
Residential onsite sewage (septic) systems for a home inside Gregg township, Morgan County, IN
“residential onsite sewage systems, in state law 410 iac 6-8-3 morgan county septic ordinance”
Private onsite sanitation (septic) for a home in unincorporated Gregg township, Morgan County, IN
“municipal water and sewer are not required for this district, but all nonmunicipal water and/or sewer shall be approved by the morgan county health department and/or idoh.”
Agricultural land uses in unincorporated Gregg township, Morgan County, IN, for the structure height standard only
“agriculture land uses are exempt from this standard”
Driveway access for an accessory dwelling in unincorporated Gregg township, Morgan County, IN
“the accessory dwelling shall utilize an existing, permitted driveway that serves the primary dwelling; it shall not be granted a separate driveway from any public rightof-way.”
Zoning permit process (ILP) for construction on land in unincorporated Gregg township, Morgan County, IN
“improvement location permit (ilp). an improvement location permit which is written permission issued by the administrator for the construction, repair, alteration, or addition to a structure that complies with the applicable building codes and the regulations established by this udo.”
We looked and could not find an official answer yet. Silence is not permission; ask Gregg Township or Morgan County directly.
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 Gregg Township publishes no rule on the point, not that none exists. Morgan County’s page lists the county offices to call.
Off-grid gear
Going off-grid in Gregg Township means bringing your own water and power. The kit we’d start with:
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