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Warren County, Ohio

Building permits, zoning and land rules in Waynesville, Ohio

The Village of Waynesville, Ohio has its own zoning code and requires village zoning approval before applicable development.1 Waynesville has adopted the Warren County Building and Electrical Code, but the operative building-permit requirement for work inside the village could not be confirmed; ask the Warren County Building & Zoning Department before starting construction.2 Onsite sewage permits and inspections stay with the Warren County Health District.3

At a glance

Building permit
Waynesville adopts the Warren County Building and Electrical Code; confirm the permit required for your project with the county building department.2
Zoning
Waynesville administers its own zoning code inside village limits.1
Septic
Warren County Health District issues installation and operating permits for onsite sewage systems.34
RV living
A recreational or camping vehicle cannot serve as a principal or accessory building in any village zoning district.5
Tiny home
No rule expressly addressing tiny homes was confirmed; the zoning district and applicable dwelling standards control.6
Private sewer lot
Where public sewer is unavailable, a single-family lot must have one acre and 125 feet of frontage.7
Occupancy
A certificate of occupancy is required before a new or structurally altered building is used or its use changes.8

Who to call

Zoning

Village of Waynesville Zoning Department

Village zoning permits and zoning applications

513-897-8015

Building permits

Warren County Building & Zoning Department

Building permit questions, residential plan review, and inspections

513-695-1290

406 Justice Drive Lebanon, OH 45036

Online permits →

Septic permits

Warren County Health District - Environmental Health

Onsite sewage treatment system permits and inspections

513-695-1220

416 S. East St. Lebanon, OH 45036

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 Waynesville, Ohio?

Waynesville has adopted the Warren County Building and Electrical Code for building and electrical work inside the village.2 The available village rule does not state which projects require a building permit, so confirm the scope with the Warren County Building & Zoning Department before ordering materials or beginning work. The village separately requires a zoning permit before certain development and directs applicants to submit the application and fee for review.9 A building erected or structurally altered cannot be used, and land cannot change use, until the Director of Inspection and Engineering issues a certificate of occupancy.8 Treat zoning approval, building-plan approval and final occupancy as separate checkpoints.

Who handles building and zoning permits in Waynesville?

Start with the Village of Waynesville Zoning Department at 513-897-8015 for the parcel's zoning district and the village zoning application.9 Waynesville's zoning code divides land into residential, commercial, manufacturing, planned, overlay, floodplain, exceptional-use and wellhead-protection categories, so the allowed use and dimensional rules depend on the parcel's district.10 For building-code questions, residential plan review and inspections, contact the Warren County Building & Zoning Department at 513-695-1290, 406 Justice Drive, Lebanon.11 County building-plan instructions require approved construction plans to remain at the site for inspections.11 Do not substitute Warren County rural zoning for village zoning: land inside Waynesville follows the village zoning code.1

Does Waynesville have zoning, and what are the lot rules?

Waynesville has municipal zoning, and residential dimensions vary by district.1 In R-1, a lot must contain at least 25,000 square feet; the front, side and rear setbacks are 60, 25 and 40 feet, with the stated side-yard and accessory-building exceptions.1213 In R-2 and R-3, minimum lot areas are 15,000 and 12,500 square feet.14 Where public sewer is unavailable, the village instead requires one acre and 125 feet of frontage for a single-family dwelling.7 Because these standards are district- and utility-specific, get the zoning designation and utility availability confirmed before judging whether a parcel is buildable.

How do septic permits work inside Waynesville?

Warren County Health District handles onsite sewage treatment systems serving property inside Waynesville, including new, replacement and altered systems.3 The process begins with a qualified soil evaluation and system design, followed by a site-review application and site visit.15 A sewage-system installation permit and an operating permit must be obtained before installation.4 The registered installer must arrange inspection before backfilling; after final approval, the health district inspects within one year and every three years thereafter.16 Contact Environmental Health at 513-695-1220, 416 S. East St., Lebanon.17 Where public sanitary sewer is available, Waynesville does not allow a water tap until the sanitary-sewer connection is made.18

Can you live in an RV, manufactured home or tiny home in Waynesville?

Waynesville prohibits mobile homes, modular or manufactured homes, and recreational or camping vehicles from serving as principal or accessory buildings in every zoning district.19 A mobile home or trailer may be used temporarily as a construction or development office only while work is actively underway and with a certificate of zoning compliance.5 The code does not separately confirm whether temporary camping on private land is allowed, so ask the Village Zoning Department before occupying an RV even for a short period. No provision expressly regulating a tiny home by that name was confirmed. A proposed small dwelling still must fit the use and dimensions of its zoning district; for example, R-1 has dwelling-floor-area standards that vary by building type.20

Building a home in Waynesville: what are the steps?

  1. Ask the Village Zoning Department to confirm the parcel's zoning district, allowed residential use, setbacks and required zoning application.1
  1. Confirm whether public water and sanitary sewer are accessible; a single-family site without public sewer needs one acre and 125 feet of frontage.7
  1. If onsite sewage is proposed, obtain the soil evaluation and system design, submit the health-district site review, and secure installation and operating permits.15
  1. Confirm the building-plan and building-permit requirements with the Warren County Building & Zoning Department under the code adopted by Waynesville.2
  1. If the site touches a special flood-hazard area, obtain the village floodplain development permit before construction, filling or grading.21
  1. Complete required inspections and obtain the certificate of occupancy before using the new home.8

What should you check before buying land in Waynesville?

Verify the exact village zoning district first because use, lot size, setbacks, height and coverage are district-specific.6 Confirm public water and sewer availability early: a single-family lot without public sewer must meet the one-acre and 125-foot standard, while a residential structure containing two or more dwelling units cannot receive zoning compliance or a building permit without public water and sewer.7 For a private sewage system, budget for soil evaluation, design, site review, permits and recurring inspections.15 Warren County soils with no severe conventional-drain-field limitation account for only 0.7%, so a site-specific evaluation matters.22 Also ask the village about floodplain status and driveway access; a floodplain development permit is required before covered work in an identified special flood-hazard area.21

Watch-outs

  • Waynesville zoning approval and county building-code review are separate; obtain the village decision before relying on a construction plan.29
  • An RV or camping vehicle cannot be used as a principal or accessory building inside Waynesville, and a separate private-land temporary-camping rule could not be confirmed.5
  • A parcel without accessible public sewer must satisfy the village's one-acre and 125-foot frontage standard before a single-family dwelling is planned.7

Sources

  1. codelibrary.amlegal.com (Village of Waynesville), quoted and re-checked
  2. § 150.01 Building and Electrical Code Adopted (Village of Waynesville), quoted and re-checked
  3. Sewage Treatment Systems (Village of Waynesville), quoted and re-checked
  4. Sewage Treatment Systems (Village of Waynesville), quoted and re-checked
  5. § 153.194 Mobile Homes, Modular Homes, Recreational and Camping Vehicles (Village of Waynesville), quoted and re-checked
  6. Chapter 153: Zoning Code (Village of Waynesville), quoted and re-checked
  7. § 153.217 Lot Area Requirements; Private Sanitary Facilities (Village of Waynesville), quoted and re-checked
  8. § 153.016 Certificates of Occupancy (Village of Waynesville), quoted and re-checked
  9. Village of Waynesville Zoning Department (villageofwaynesville.org)
  10. § 153.110 Division into districts (Village of Waynesville), quoted and re-checked
  11. Warren County Building & Zoning Department (warrencountyohio.gov)
  12. § 153.165 Limited Density Residential District (R-1) (Village of Waynesville), quoted and re-checked
  13. § 153.165 Limited Density Residential District (R-1) (Village of Waynesville), quoted and re-checked
  14. § 153.166 Low Density Residential District (R-2 and R-3) (Village of Waynesville), quoted and re-checked
  15. Sewage Treatment Systems (Village of Waynesville), quoted and re-checked
  16. Sewage Treatment Systems (Village of Waynesville), quoted and re-checked
  17. Warren County Health District - Environmental Health (warrencohealthoh.gov)
  18. codelibrary.amlegal.com (Village of Waynesville), quoted and re-checked
  19. § 153.194 Mobile Homes, Modular Homes, Recreational and Camping Vehicles (Village of Waynesville), quoted and re-checked
  20. § 153.165 Limited Density Residential District (R-1) (Village of Waynesville), quoted and re-checked
  21. § 151.027 Floodplain development permits (Village of Waynesville), quoted and re-checked
  22. 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

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 Village of Waynesville

Village of Waynesville’s own rules

  • Building code adoptedAdopted

    Building and electrical work inside Waynesville village.

    • The adopted code is the Warren County Building and Electrical Code, as amended from time to time.
    “The Warren County Building and Electrical Code, as may be amended from time to time, is hereby adopted by reference”
    2 more reviewed findings on this topic
    • Adopted — Building and electrical regulation inside Waynesville village limits.
      “The Warren County Building and Electrical Code, as may be amended from time to time, is hereby adopted by reference”
    • Adopted — Building and electrical work inside Waynesville village limits under the Warren County Building and Electrical Code as adopted by the village.
      “The Warren County Building and Electrical Code, as may be amended from time to time, is hereby adopted by reference as the Building and Electrical Code for the village, and such Code shall be treated as if set forth in full herein.”
  • Certificate of occupancyRequired

    Land used or occupied and buildings erected or structurally altered inside Waynesville village limits.

    • The certificate must be issued by the Director of Inspection and Engineering.
    • The certificate must state that the building and proposed use comply with the code.
    • Temporary occupancy may be authorized for a specified period not exceeding six months upon receipt of a bond equal to the cost of remaining improvements.
    • Occupancy without an issued occupancy permit violates the chapter.
    • The section applies to uses established and structures erected or altered after its effective date.

    temporary occupancy maximum: <= 6 months (Where circumstances warrant and a bond equal to the cost of remaining improvements has been provided to the village.)

    “Land used or occupied and buildings erected or structurally altered shall be used or changed in use only after a certificate of occupancy has been issued by the Director of Inspection and Engineering.”
    One more reviewed finding on this topic
    • Required — Land use or occupancy changes and buildings erected or structurally altered inside Waynesville village.
      “Land used or occupied and buildings erected or structurally altered shall be used or changed in use only after a certificate of occupancy has been issued by the Director of Inspection and Engineering.”
  • Local zoningPresent

    Land inside Waynesville village limits.

    “This chapter shall be known and may be designated and cited as “The Village of Waynesville, Ohio, Zoning Ordinance,” and heretofore and hereafter may be referred to as “this chapter”, “the zoning ordinance”, “Zoning Code”, or “code”.”
    One more reviewed finding on this topic
    • Present — Land inside Waynesville village limits; the village adopts and administers a zoning code.
      “This chapter shall be known and may be designated and cited as “The Village of Waynesville, Ohio, Zoning Ordinance,” and heretofore and hereafter may be referred to as “this chapter”, “the zoning ordinance”, “Zoning Code”, or “code”.”
  • Zoning districtsPublished

    Zoning districts inside Waynesville village limits.

    • The official code lists residential, commercial, manufacturing, planned, overlay, floodplain, exceptional-use, and wellhead-protection districts; district-specific dimensional rules vary by district.
    “District Regulations 153.165 Limited Density Residential District (R-1) 153.166 Low Density Residential District (R-2 and R-3) 153.167 Medium Density Residential District (R-4 and R-5)”
    One more reviewed finding on this topic
    • Published — Waynesville village zoning districts.
      “For the purposes of this Zoning Code, the village is hereby divided into categories of zoning districts. Such districts are designated as follows:”
  • Minimum dwelling sizeSpecified

    Residential structures in the Limited Density Residential District (R-1).

    • The code applies the dwelling dimensions to all residential structures.
    • Both ground-floor area and finished-floor area are specified by dwelling type.

    2-story ground floor area: >= 1100 square feet · 2-story finished floor area: >= 2200 square feet · 1-1/2-story ground floor area: >= 1400 square feet · 1-1/2-story finished floor area: >= 2000 square feet · 1-story ground floor area: >= 1800 square feet · 1-story finished floor area: >= 1800 square feet · split-level ground floor area: >= 1800 square feet · split-level finished floor area: >= 1800 square feet

    “(h) Dwelling dimensions: the following dwelling dimensions measured in terms of square footage apply to all residential structures:”
  • Minimum lot sizeDistrict specific (with conditions)

    Single-family development in the Low Density Residential Districts R-2 and R-3.

    • The code describes these as minimum standards, except where noted.

    R-2 lot area: >= 15000 square feet · R-3 lot area: >= 12500 square feet

    “R-2: 15,000 square feet; and R-3: 12,500 square feet.”
    2 more reviewed findings on this topic
    • Specified — Single-family development in the Limited Density Residential District (R-1).
      “(D) Development standards. (1) Lot and building requirements. The following lot and building requirements are minimum standards, except where noted, and shall apply in the Limited Density Residential District (R-1):”
    • Specified — Low Density Residential Districts R-2 and R-3.
      “Lot area: 1. R-2: 15,000 square feet; and 2. R-3: 12,500 square feet.”
  • SetbacksSpecified

    Single-family residential development in R-4 and R-5 Medium Density Residential Districts.

    • Front setback is measured between the street right-of-way line and building setback line.
    • Side-yard total is 20 feet with a minimum of eight feet on either side.
    • Accessory buildings may be located in the rear yard no less than eight feet from the rear property line.

    front yard setback R-4: 30 feet · front yard setback R-5: 30 feet · minimum side yard on any one side: >= 8 feet (Total side yard is 20 feet.) · rear yard setback R-4/R-5: 30 feet (Accessory building rear-yard placement may be no less than eight feet from rear property line.)

    “R-4: 30 feet as measured between the street right-of-way line and the building setback line; and”
    One more reviewed finding on this topic
    • Specified — Development in the Limited Density Residential District (R-1).
      “(e) Front yard setback: 60 feet as measured between the street right-of-way line and the building setback line; (f) Side yard setback: 25 feet with a minimum of ten feet on any one side; for a conditional use, the side yard setback shall be 25 feet;”
  • Lot coverageSpecified

    Development in Waynesville village's Limited Density Residential District (R-1).

    • The stated lot and building requirements are minimum standards, except where noted.

    maximum lot coverage: <= 30 percent

    “The following lot and building requirements are minimum standards, except where noted, and shall apply in the Limited Density Residential District (R-1): (a) Lot area: 25,000 square feet; (b) Lot coverage (maximum): 30%;”
    2 more reviewed findings on this topic
    • Specified — Development in the Limited Density Residential District (R-1).
      “(b) Lot coverage (maximum): 30%; (c) Lot width: 100 feet of frontage on an improved public right-of-way;”
    • Specified — Development in the Low Density Residential Districts R-2 and R-3.
      “(b) Lot coverage (maximum): 30%. (c) Lot width: 1. R-2: 90 feet of frontage on an improved public right-of-way; and 2. R-3: 80 feet of frontage on an improved public right-of-way.”
  • Building heightSpecified

    The Limited Density Residential District (R-1).

    • Buildings over one and one-half stories or 20 feet generally require a basement unless the use is designed for 100 or more people.

    maximum building height: 30 ft · maximum stories: 2 stories

    “No building shall exceed 30 feet in height”
    2 more reviewed findings on this topic
  • Living in an RVProhibited

    Use of recreational or camping vehicles as principal or accessory buildings inside Waynesville village.

    • A mobile home or trailer may be used temporarily as a construction or development office only while construction is actively underway and only with a certificate of zoning compliance for the actual construction period.
    “shall not be a permissible use as an accessory building or principal building in any zoning district.”
  • Manufactured homesProhibited

    Mobile, modular, or manufactured homes inside Waynesville village limits.

    • The construction-related temporary office exception applies only while construction or development is actively underway and requires a certificate of zoning compliance.
    “Mobile homes, modular or manufactured homes, and recreational or camping vehicles, as defined in § 153.012, shall not be a permissible use as an accessory building or principal building in any zoning district.”
    One more reviewed finding on this topic
    • Prohibited — Manufactured or mobile homes as principal or accessory buildings inside Waynesville village.
      “Mobile homes, modular or manufactured homes, and recreational or camping vehicles, as defined in § 153.012, shall not be a permissible use as an accessory building or principal building in any zoning district.”
  • Who permits septicCounty

    On-site sewage treatment systems serving property inside Waynesville village limits; the Warren County Health District administers the sewage-treatment permitting and inspection program within Warren County, including the village.

    • The program applies to new, replacement, and altered or repaired sewage treatment systems.
    “Our Environmental Health Staff issue installation permits and conduct inspections of all new, replacement, and altered (repaired) sewage treatment systems (STS) within Warren County in order to assure the installation was completed correctly and to code.”
  • Off-grid sanitationLimited

    Single-family residential development inside Waynesville village where public sewer and/or water is not accessible.

    • If both public sanitary sewer and public water are not accessible, minimum lot area is one acre and frontage is 125 feet.
    • If public water is accessible but public sanitary sewer is not, the same one-acre and 125-foot standards apply.
    • The code refers to the applicable County Board of Health.

    minimum lot area: 1 acre (Where public sewer and water are not accessible, or where sewer is not accessible but water is accessible.) · minimum lot frontage: 125 feet (Same conditions as minimum lot area.)

    “Any other regulations of this Zoning Code notwithstanding or as otherwise determined by the applicable County Board of Health, in any district where public water and sanitary sewer facilities are not immediately accessible, the lot area per single-family dwelling and lot frontage requirements otherwise specified for residential uses shall be increased as follows:”
  • Mandatory utility hookupWater and sewer (with conditions)

    New single-family and commercial structures inside Waynesville village where village water and sanitary sewer service is available.

    • A separate water service lateral and building sewer are required for each single-family unit or commercial building.
    • No water tap is permitted until sanitary sewer connection is made if sanitary sewer service is available.
    • Where public water and sanitary sewer are not accessible, § 153.217 requires one-acre minimum lot area and 125-foot minimum frontage for a single-family dwelling.

    minimum lot area when neither public sewer nor water is accessible: 1 acre · minimum lot frontage when neither public sewer nor water is accessible: 125 feet

    “No water taps will be permitted until the connection into the sanitary sewer has been made, if sanitary sewer service is available.”
    2 more reviewed findings on this topic
    • Water and sewer (with conditions) — Residential development in the R-1, R-2, and R-3 residential districts inside Waynesville village.
      “The Limited Density Residential District (R-1) is established as a low density, detached, single-family residential district serviced by public water and sanitary sewer systems where physical conditions limit the suitability of servicing by on-site systems.”
    • Conditional — Residential development inside Waynesville village limits where public water and sanitary sewer are or are not accessible.
      “Residential structures containing two or more dwelling units shall not be rezoned, shall not be issued a certificate of zoning compliance, nor shall be issued a building permit without access to public sanitary sewer and water facilities.”
  • Agricultural exemptionConditional

    Customary agricultural operations in Waynesville village's Limited Density Residential District (R-1).

    • The use is conditional and requires approval under § 153.042.
    • The operation must be over ten acres in area.
    • No storage of manure or odor- or dust-producing substance is permitted.
    • Housing farm animals is not permitted.

    minimum operation area: > 10 acres

    “Conditional uses. [...] Customary agricultural operations [...] provided such operation is over ten acres in area”
    One more reviewed finding on this topic
    • Conditional — Customary agricultural operations in Waynesville village's Low Density Residential Districts (R-2 and R-3).
      “Conditional uses. [...] Customary agricultural operations [...] provided such operation is over ten acres in area”
  • Subdividing landRegulated (with conditions)

    Subdivision plats inside Waynesville village.

    • Applications must be submitted to the Director of Inspection and Engineering.
    • Central sewer and water are required for subdivisions, subject to the stated minor-subdivision exemption.
    “Application for subdivision must be submitted to the Director of Inspection and Engineering”
    One more reviewed finding on this topic
    • Regulated (with conditions) — Subdivision activity inside Waynesville village limits.
      “CHAPTER 152: SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS General Provisions”
  • Building in a floodplainRequired

    Construction or other development activity wholly within, partially within, or in contact with an identified special flood hazard area inside Waynesville village.

    • A floodplain development permit must be obtained from the Floodplain Administrator before work begins.
    • The permit must show conformity with the flood regulations.
    • The rule covers filling, grading, construction, alteration, remodeling, expansion, and alteration of a watercourse.
    “It shall be unlawful for any person to begin construction or other development activity, including, but not limited to: filling; grading; construction; alteration, remodeling, or expanding any structure; or alteration of any watercourse wholly within, partially within, or in contact with any identified special flood hazard area, as established in § 151.007, until a floodplain development permit is obtained from the Floodplain Administrator.”

Rules another office applies inside Village of Waynesville

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

  • Septic permitRequired

    On-site sewage treatment systems inside Waynesville village limits where a private sewage treatment system is proposed.

    • A soil evaluation must be completed by a qualified soil evaluator.
    • A system design must be prepared by a qualified system designer.
    • A site review application must be submitted and reviewed, including a site visit.
    • The permit and operating permit must be obtained before installation.
    “A Sewage System Permit to Install and operating permit must be obtained from the WCHD prior to installation.”
    One more reviewed finding on this topic
    • Required — New, replacement, or altered onsite sewage treatment systems inside Waynesville village.
      “must be obtained from the WCHD prior to installation.”
  • Septic inspectionRequired

    On-site sewage treatment systems inside Waynesville village limits.

    • The installer must schedule an inspection before backfilling.
    • After final approval, the system is inspected within one year of installation and every three years thereafter under the Operation/Maintenance Program.

    initial operation-maintenance inspection: 1 year after installation · recurring operation-maintenance inspection: per 3 years

    “The registered sewage system installer must call to schedule an inspection prior to backfilling the system. Following installation and final approval of the sewage treatment system, the system is placed in the Operation/Maintenance Program whereby the sewage system is inspected by the WCHD staff within one year of installation and every three years thereafter.”
    One more reviewed finding on this topic
    • Required — Onsite sewage treatment systems inside Waynesville village.
      “inspected by the WCHD staff within one year of installation and every three years thereafter.”
  • Permit feesPublished

    Warren County Health District sewage-treatment permits and related inspections serving property inside Waynesville village limits.

    • Fees are subject to change at any time.
    • A late fee of 25% of the local fee is assessed for HSTS permit or registration work done prior to issuance.

    site review for HSTS, SMOSTS, or GWRS: 160 USD · installation permit for HSTS and GWRS: 524 USD · alteration permit for HSTS and GWRS: 460 USD · operation and maintenance permit for HSTS and SFOSTS: 30 USD per year · operation and maintenance inspection fee: 15 USD · re-inspection fee: 80 USD

    “Site Review for HSTS, SMOSTS, or GWRS | $160.00”
    One more reviewed finding on this topic
    • Published (with conditions) — Warren County Health District sewage-treatment permits and inspections applicable inside Waynesville village.
      “Site Review for HSTS, SMOSTS, or GWRS | $160.00”
  • Permit processPublished

    The sewage-treatment permit process for property inside Waynesville village limits.

    • A soil evaluation and system design are required before site review.
    • The site review includes evaluation of the soil evaluation, system design, and a site visit.
    • The installation and operating permits must be obtained before installation.
    • The installer must schedule inspection before backfilling.
    “After the soil evaluation and system design the Site Review Application for a Sewage Treatment System must be filled out with this office to verify that the system design is appropriate for the lot based on the soil and lot conditions.”
    One more reviewed finding on this topic
    • Published (with conditions) — Onsite sewage-treatment permitting inside Waynesville village.
      “Once a soil evaluation is completed, a system design must be made”

Still unanswered

We looked and could not find an official answer yet. Silence is not permission; ask Village of Waynesville or Warren County directly.

  • Building permit — Building permits for construction inside Waynesville village.
  • Owner-builder exemption — Owner-builders constructing inside Waynesville village.
  • Inspections — Building inspections inside Waynesville village.
  • Camping on your land — Temporary camping on private land inside Waynesville village.
  • Tiny homes — Tiny-home occupancy inside Waynesville village.
4 more unanswered
  • Accessory dwellings
  • Well permit
  • Driveway access
  • 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 Village of Waynesville publishes no rule on the point, not that none exists. Warren County’s page lists the county offices to call.

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