Indiana Regulations: Counties & Municipal Zoning Guide
Indiana is one of the friendlier states in the Midwest for tiny home living. Indiana officially legalized tiny homes statewide in 2020 by adopting the Indiana Residential Code, which is based on the 2018 International Residential Code (IRC) and incorporates Appendix Q for tiny houses. Under this framework, a building must be 400 square feet or less to be classified as a tiny home, with a minimum ceiling height of 6 feet 8 inches. Building permits are required, and the home must pass all inspections to receive a Certificate of Occupancy. Because the state code applies uniformly, every Indiana county allows tiny homes in some form — though local zoning ordinances at the county and municipal level can layer additional rules around foundation types, lot sizes, ADU placement, and where tiny homes can be sited. Park model tiny homes (built to ANSI A119.5 / RVIA standards) are classified as recreational vehicles and are typically permitted as permanent residences only in licensed RV parks, manufactured home communities, or designated tiny home villages. Indiana’s Amish heartland — particularly LaGrange, Elkhart, and Daviess counties — has a long-established culture of skilled, modest dwelling construction that makes those areas especially welcoming to tiny cabin builders. The guide below walks you through every Indiana county and key municipality to help you confidently plan and place your tiny cabin.
Counties
Yes. Adams County, in northern Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the county Planning Department for property-specific zoning.
Resources: Adams County Zoning Ordinance
Does Allen County, Indiana, Allow Amish Tiny Cabins?
Yes. Allen County (home to Fort Wayne, Indiana’s second-largest city) follows the Indiana Residential Code — tiny homes must be 400 sq ft or less with a 6’8″ minimum ceiling height. Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. City of Fort Wayne has its own zoning code layered on top of the county framework. Contact Allen County Planning for specifics.
Resources: Allen County Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Bartholomew County (home to Columbus, IN — known for its modernist architecture) follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact Bartholomew County Planning for specifics.
Resources: Bartholomew County Zoning
Yes. Benton County, in northern Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the county Planning Department for property-specific zoning.
Resources: Benton County Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Blackford County, in central Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the county Planning Department for property-specific zoning.
Resources: Blackford County Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Boone County is part of the Indianapolis metro area and follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. As an Indy-metro county, zoning varies across municipalities — contact the county Planning Department for property-specific guidance.
Resources: Boone County Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Brown County is one of Indiana’s most scenic counties — home to Brown County State Park and the Nashville arts district. The county follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the Brown County Planning Department for property-specific zoning.
Resources: Brown County Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Carroll County, in northern Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the county Planning Department for property-specific zoning.
Resources: Carroll County Zoning Ordinance
Does Cass County, Indiana, Allow Amish Tiny Cabins?
Yes. Cass County, in northern Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the county Planning Department for property-specific zoning.
Resources: Cass County Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Clark County is part of the Louisville KY metro area. The county follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the county Planning Department for property-specific guidance.
Resources: Clark County Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Clay County, in central Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the county Planning Department for property-specific zoning.
Resources: Clay County Government
Yes. Clinton County, in central Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the county Planning Department for property-specific zoning.
Resources: Clinton County Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Crawford County, in southern Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Rural southern IN counties often have flexible zoning outside incorporated areas. Contact the county Planning Department for specifics.
Resources: Crawford County Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Daviess County is in Indiana’s Amish heartland — a region with a long-established culture of skilled craftsmanship and modest dwellings. The county follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Local zoning may have specific accommodations for traditional building methods — contact the Planning Department for property-specific guidance.
Resources: Daviess County Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Dearborn County, in southern Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Rural southern IN counties often have flexible zoning outside incorporated areas. Contact the county Planning Department for specifics.
Resources: Dearborn County Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Decatur County, in southern Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Rural southern IN counties often have flexible zoning outside incorporated areas. Contact the county Planning Department for specifics.
Resources: Decatur County Zoning Ordinance
Yes. DeKalb County, in northern Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the county Planning Department for property-specific zoning.
Resources: DeKalb County Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Delaware County (home to Muncie and Ball State University) follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required to receive a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact Delaware County Planning for property-specific zoning.
Resources: Delaware County Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Dubois County, in southern Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Rural southern IN counties often have flexible zoning outside incorporated areas. Contact the county Planning Department for specifics.
Resources: Dubois County Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Elkhart County is in Indiana’s Amish heartland — a region with a long-established culture of skilled craftsmanship and modest dwellings. The county follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Local zoning may have specific accommodations for traditional building methods — contact the Planning Department for property-specific guidance.
Resources: Elkhart County Planning
Yes. Fayette County, in southern Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Rural southern IN counties often have flexible zoning outside incorporated areas. Contact the county Planning Department for specifics.
Resources: Fayette County Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Floyd County is part of the Louisville KY metro area. The county follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the county Planning Department for property-specific guidance.
Resources: Floyd County Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Fountain County, in central Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the county Planning Department for property-specific zoning.
Resources: Fountain County Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Franklin County, in southern Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Rural southern IN counties often have flexible zoning outside incorporated areas. Contact the county Planning Department for specifics.
Resources: Franklin County Planning
Yes. Fulton County, in northern Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the county Planning Department for property-specific zoning.
Resources: Fulton County Area Plan Commission
Yes. Gibson County, in southern Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Rural southern IN counties often have flexible zoning outside incorporated areas. Contact the county Planning Department for specifics.
Resources: Gibson County Government
Yes. Grant County, in central Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the county Planning Department for property-specific zoning.
Resources: Grant County Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Greene County, in southern Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Rural southern IN counties often have flexible zoning outside incorporated areas. Contact the county Planning Department for specifics.
Resources: Greene County Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Hamilton County is part of the Indianapolis metro area and follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. As an Indy-metro county, zoning varies across municipalities — contact the county Planning Department for property-specific guidance.
Resources: Hamilton County UDO
Yes. Hancock County is part of the Indianapolis metro area and follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. As an Indy-metro county, zoning varies across municipalities — contact the county Planning Department for property-specific guidance.
Resources: Hancock County Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Harrison County, in southern Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Rural southern IN counties often have flexible zoning outside incorporated areas. Contact the county Planning Department for specifics.
Resources: Harrison County Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Hendricks County is part of the Indianapolis metro area and follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. As an Indy-metro county, zoning varies across municipalities — contact the county Planning Department for property-specific guidance.
Resources: Hendricks County Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Henry County, in central Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the county Planning Department for property-specific zoning.
Resources: Henry County Land Usage
Yes. Howard County (home to Kokomo) follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact Howard County Planning for property-specific zoning.
Resources: Howard County Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Huntington County, in northern Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the county Planning Department for property-specific zoning.
Resources: Huntington County Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Jackson County, in southern Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Rural southern IN counties often have flexible zoning outside incorporated areas. Contact the county Planning Department for specifics.
Resources: Jackson County Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Jasper County, in northern Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the county Planning Department for property-specific zoning.
Resources: Jasper County Planning
Yes. Jay County, in central Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the county Planning Department for property-specific zoning.
Resources: Jay County Zoning Ordinance
Does Jefferson County, Indiana, Allow Amish Tiny Cabins?
Yes. Jefferson County, in southern Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Rural southern IN counties often have flexible zoning outside incorporated areas. Contact the county Planning Department for specifics.
Resources: Jefferson County Planning
Does Jennings County, Indiana, Allow Amish Tiny Cabins?
Yes. Jennings County, in southern Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Rural southern IN counties often have flexible zoning outside incorporated areas. Contact the county Planning Department for specifics.
Resources: Jennings County Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Johnson County is part of the Indianapolis metro area and follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. As an Indy-metro county, zoning varies across municipalities — contact the county Planning Department for property-specific guidance.
Resources: Johnson County Building Department
Yes. Knox County, in southern Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Rural southern IN counties often have flexible zoning outside incorporated areas. Contact the county Planning Department for specifics.
Resources: Knox County Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Kosciusko County, in northern Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the county Planning Department for property-specific zoning.
Resources: Kosciusko County Zoning Ordinance
Yes. LaGrange County is in Indiana’s Amish heartland — a region with a long-established culture of skilled craftsmanship and modest dwellings. The county follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Local zoning may have specific accommodations for traditional building methods — contact the Planning Department for property-specific guidance.
Resources: LaGrange County Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Lake County is in northwest Indiana and part of the Chicago metro area. The county follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the county Planning Department for property-specific zoning.
Resources: Lake County Zoning Ordinance
Yes. LaPorte County is in northwest Indiana and part of the Chicago metro area. The county follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the county Planning Department for property-specific zoning.
Resources: LaPorte County Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Lawrence County, in southern Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Rural southern IN counties often have flexible zoning outside incorporated areas. Contact the county Planning Department for specifics.
Resources: Lawrence County Government
Yes. Madison County, in central Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the county Planning Department for property-specific zoning.
Resources: Madison County Planning Commission
Yes. Marion County contains Indianapolis, Indiana’s capital and largest city. The county follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ minimum ceiling). Building permits and inspections are required to obtain a Certificate of Occupancy. The Indy Rezone unified development ordinance governs ADU and tiny home placement across the city — contact the Department of Business and Neighborhood Services for property-specific zoning.
Resources: Marion County / Indy Rezone
Yes. Marshall County, in northern Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the county Planning Department for property-specific zoning.
Resources: Marshall County Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Martin County, in southern Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Rural southern IN counties often have flexible zoning outside incorporated areas. Contact the county Planning Department for specifics.
Resources: Martin County Government
Yes. Miami County, in northern Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the county Planning Department for property-specific zoning.
Resources: Miami County Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Monroe County (home to Bloomington and Indiana University) follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Bloomington’s Unified Development Ordinance includes specific ADU provisions. Contact Monroe County Planning for property-specific guidance.
Resources: Monroe County Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Montgomery County, in central Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the county Planning Department for property-specific zoning.
Resources: Montgomery County Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Morgan County, in central Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the county Planning Department for property-specific zoning.
Resources: Morgan County Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Newton County, in northern Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the county Planning Department for property-specific zoning.
Resources: Newton County Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Noble County, in northern Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the county Planning Department for property-specific zoning.
Resources: Noble County UDO
Yes. Ohio County is Indiana’s smallest county by both population and area. The county follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the Ohio County Building Inspector for property-specific guidance.
Resources: Ohio County Building Inspector
Yes. Orange County, in southern Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Rural southern IN counties often have flexible zoning outside incorporated areas. Contact the county Planning Department for specifics.
Resources: Orange County Zoning
Yes. Owen County, in southern Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Rural southern IN counties often have flexible zoning outside incorporated areas. Contact the county Planning Department for specifics.
Resources: Owen County Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Parke County is famously known as the ‘Covered Bridge Capital of the World’ with 31 historic covered bridges. The county follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the county Planning Department for property-specific zoning.
Resources: Parke County Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Perry County, in southern Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Rural southern IN counties often have flexible zoning outside incorporated areas. Contact the county Planning Department for specifics.
Resources: Perry County Planning & Zoning
Yes. Pike County, in southern Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Rural southern IN counties often have flexible zoning outside incorporated areas. Contact the county Planning Department for specifics.
Resources: Pike County Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Porter County is in northwest Indiana and part of the Chicago metro area. The county follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the county Planning Department for property-specific zoning.
Resources: Porter County Zoning
Yes. Posey County, in southern Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Rural southern IN counties often have flexible zoning outside incorporated areas. Contact the county Planning Department for specifics.
Resources: Posey County Government
Yes. Pulaski County, in northern Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the county Planning Department for property-specific zoning.
Resources: Pulaski County UDO
Yes. Putnam County, in central Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the county Planning Department for property-specific zoning.
Resources: Putnam County Zoning Ordinances
Yes. Randolph County, in central Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the county Planning Department for property-specific zoning.
Resources: Randolph County UZO
Yes. Ripley County, in southern Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Rural southern IN counties often have flexible zoning outside incorporated areas. Contact the county Planning Department for specifics.
Resources: Ripley County Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Rush County, in central Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the county Planning Department for property-specific zoning.
Resources: Rush County Planning & Zoning
Yes. Scott County, in southern Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Rural southern IN counties often have flexible zoning outside incorporated areas. Contact the county Planning Department for specifics.
Resources: Scott County Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Shelby County, in central Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the county Planning Department for property-specific zoning.
Resources: Shelby County Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Spencer County, in southern Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Rural southern IN counties often have flexible zoning outside incorporated areas. Contact the county Planning Department for specifics.
Resources: Spencer County Zoning Ordinance
Yes. St. Joseph County (home to South Bend and the University of Notre Dame) follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. South Bend and Mishawaka have their own city zoning codes layered on top. Contact county Planning for specifics.
Resources: St. Joseph County Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Starke County, in northern Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the county Planning Department for property-specific zoning.
Resources: Starke County Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Steuben County is home to many of Indiana’s natural lakes including Lake James and Pokagon State Park. The county follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Lakefront properties may have additional restrictions. Contact the Steuben County Plan Commission for specifics.
Resources: Steuben County Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Sullivan County, in southern Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Rural southern IN counties often have flexible zoning outside incorporated areas. Contact the county Planning Department for specifics.
Resources: Sullivan County Government
Yes. Switzerland County, in southern Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Rural southern IN counties often have flexible zoning outside incorporated areas. Contact the county Planning Department for specifics.
Resources: Switzerland County Planning
Yes. Tippecanoe County (home to Lafayette, West Lafayette, and Purdue University) follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the Tippecanoe County Area Plan Commission for specifics.
Resources: Tippecanoe County UZO
Yes. Tipton County, in central Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the county Planning Department for property-specific zoning.
Resources: Tipton County Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Union County, in central Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the county Planning Department for property-specific zoning.
Resources: Union County Zoning Ordinance
Does Vanderburgh County, Indiana, Allow Amish Tiny Cabins?
Yes. Vanderburgh County (home to Evansville, southwestern Indiana’s largest city) follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ minimum ceiling). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. The City of Evansville has its own zoning code; contact Area Plan Commission for specifics.
Resources: Vanderburgh County Zoning
Yes. Vermillion County, in central Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the county Planning Department for property-specific zoning.
Resources: Vermillion County Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Vigo County (home to Terre Haute and Indiana State University) follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact Vigo County Area Planning Department for specifics.
Resources: Vigo County Area Planning
Yes. Wabash County, in northern Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the county Planning Department for property-specific zoning.
Resources: Wabash County Government
Yes. Warren County, in central Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the county Planning Department for property-specific zoning.
Resources: Warren County Area Plan & Zoning
Yes. Warrick County, in southern Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Rural southern IN counties often have flexible zoning outside incorporated areas. Contact the county Planning Department for specifics.
Resources: Warrick County Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Washington County, in southern Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Rural southern IN counties often have flexible zoning outside incorporated areas. Contact the county Planning Department for specifics.
Resources: Washington County Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Wayne County (home to Richmond) follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Richmond Planning & Zoning Department handles unified land development. Contact for specifics.
Resources: Wayne County / Richmond Planning
Yes. Wells County, in northern Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the county Planning Department for property-specific zoning.
Resources: Wells County Zoning Ordinance
Yes. White County, in northern Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the county Planning Department for property-specific zoning.
Resources: White County Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Whitley County, in northern Indiana, follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the county Planning Department for property-specific zoning.
Resources: Whitley County Zoning Ordinance
Municipalities
Yes. Anderson is in Madison County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Anderson Zoning & Development
Yes. Angola is in Steuben County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Angola Planning
Yes. Auburn is in DeKalb County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Auburn Community Development
Yes. Avon is in Hendricks County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Avon UDO
Yes. Bedford is in Lawrence County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: City of Bedford
Yes. Bloomfield is in Greene County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Town of Bloomfield
Yes. Bloomington is in Monroe County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Bloomington UDO
Yes. Bluffton is in Wells County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: City of Bluffton
Yes. Boonville is in Warrick County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: City of Boonville
Yes. Brazil is in Clay County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: City of Brazil
Yes. Brookville is in Franklin County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Town of Brookville
Does Brownsburg, Indiana, Allow Amish Tiny Cabins?
Yes. Brownsburg is in Hendricks County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Brownsburg Planning
Yes. Brownstown is in Jackson County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Town of Brownstown
Does Carmel, Indiana, Allow Amish Tiny Cabins?
Yes. Carmel is in Hamilton County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Carmel Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Clarksville is in Clark County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Clarksville Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Columbia City is in Whitley County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: City of Columbia City
Yes. Columbus is in Bartholomew County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Columbus Planning
Yes. Connersville is in Fayette County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: City of Connersville
Yes. Corydon is in Harrison County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Town of Corydon
Yes. Covington is in Fountain County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: City of Covington
Yes. Crawfordsville is in Montgomery County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Crawfordsville Zoning
Yes. Crown Point is in Lake County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Crown Point Zoning
Yes. Danville is in Hendricks County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Town of Danville
Yes. Decatur is in Adams County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Decatur Building & Zoning
Yes. Delphi is in Carroll County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: City of Delphi
Yes. Elkhart is in Elkhart County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Elkhart Zoning Ordinance
Yes. English is in Crawford County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Town of English
Yes. Evansville is in Vanderburgh County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Evansville Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Fishers is in Hamilton County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Fishers Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Fort Wayne is in Allen County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Fort Wayne Zoning
Yes. Fowler is in Benton County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Town of Fowler
Does Frankfort, Indiana, Allow Amish Tiny Cabins?
Yes. Frankfort is in Clinton County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: City of Frankfort
Yes. Franklin is in Johnson County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Franklin Zoning
Yes. Gary is in Lake County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Gary Code of Ordinances
Yes. Goshen is in Elkhart County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Goshen Planning & Zoning
Yes. Greencastle is in Putnam County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: City of Greencastle
Does Greenfield, Indiana, Allow Amish Tiny Cabins?
Yes. Greenfield is in Hancock County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Greenfield UDO
Yes. Greensburg is in Decatur County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: City of Greensburg
Yes. Greenwood is in Johnson County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Greenwood Zoning
Yes. Hartford City is in Blackford County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: City of Hartford City
Yes. Huntington is in Huntington County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: City of Huntington
Yes. Indianapolis is in Marion County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Indianapolis / Indy Rezone
Yes. Jasper is in Dubois County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: City of Jasper
Yes. Jeffersonville is in Clark County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Jeffersonville Planning & Zoning
Yes. Kentland is in Newton County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Town of Kentland
Yes. Knox is in Starke County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: City of Knox
Yes. Kokomo is in Howard County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Kokomo Zoning Ordinance
Yes. La Porte is in LaPorte County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: City of La Porte
Yes. Lafayette is in Tippecanoe County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Lafayette Regulations
Yes. LaGrange is in LaGrange County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Town of LaGrange
Yes. Lawrenceburg is in Dearborn County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: City of Lawrenceburg
Yes. Lebanon is in Boone County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Lebanon Planning
Yes. Liberty is in Union County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Town of Liberty
Does Logansport, Indiana, Allow Amish Tiny Cabins?
Yes. Logansport is in Cass County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Logansport Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Madison is in Jefferson County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: City of Madison
Yes. Marion is in Grant County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: City of Marion
Yes. Martinsville is in Morgan County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Martinsville Zoning
Yes. Michigan City is in LaPorte County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Michigan City Zoning
Yes. Mishawaka is in St. Joseph County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Mishawaka Zoning
Yes. Monticello is in White County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: City of Monticello
Yes. Mooresville is in Morgan County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Mooresville Zoning
Yes. Mount Vernon is in Posey County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: City of Mount Vernon
Yes. Muncie is in Delaware County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Muncie Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Munster is in Lake County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Munster Zoning Ordinance
Yes. Nashville is in Brown County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Town of Nashville
Yes. New Albany is in Floyd County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: New Albany Zoning
Yes. New Castle is in Henry County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: New Castle Zoning
Yes. Newport is in Vermillion County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Town of Newport
Yes. Noblesville is in Hamilton County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Noblesville Zoning
Yes. Paoli is in Orange County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Paoli Zoning
Yes. Peru is in Miami County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: City of Peru
Yes. Petersburg is in Pike County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: City of Petersburg
Does Plainfield, Indiana, Allow Amish Tiny Cabins?
Yes. Plainfield is in Hendricks County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Plainfield Zoning
Yes. Plymouth is in Marshall County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: City of Plymouth
Yes. Portland is in Jay County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: City of Portland
Yes. Princeton is in Gibson County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: City of Princeton
Yes. Rensselaer is in Jasper County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: City of Rensselaer
Yes. Richmond is in Wayne County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Richmond UDO
Yes. Rising Sun is in Ohio County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: City of Rising Sun
Yes. Rochester is in Fulton County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: City of Rochester
Yes. Rockport is in Spencer County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: City of Rockport
Yes. Rockville is in Parke County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Town of Rockville
Yes. Rushville is in Rush County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: City of Rushville
Yes. Salem is in Washington County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: City of Salem
Yes. Schererville is in Lake County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Schererville Planning
Yes. Scottsburg is in Scott County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: City of Scottsburg
Yes. Seymour is in Jackson County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Seymour Zoning
Yes. Shelbyville is in Shelby County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Shelbyville Zoning
Yes. Shoals is in Martin County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Town of Shoals
Yes. South Bend is in St. Joseph County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: South Bend Zoning
Yes. Spencer is in Owen County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Town of Spencer
Yes. Sullivan is in Sullivan County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: City of Sullivan
Yes. Tell City is in Perry County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: City of Tell City
Yes. Terre Haute is in Vigo County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Terre Haute City Code
Yes. Tipton is in Tipton County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: City of Tipton
Yes. Valparaiso is in Porter County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Valparaiso UDO
Yes. Versailles is in Ripley County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Town of Versailles
Yes. Vevay is in Switzerland County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Town of Vevay
Yes. Vincennes is in Knox County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: City of Vincennes
Yes. Wabash is in Wabash County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Wabash Zoning
Yes. Warsaw is in Kosciusko County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: City of Warsaw
Yes. Washington is in Daviess County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: City of Washington
Yes. West Lafayette is in Tippecanoe County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Tippecanoe UZO
Yes. Westfield is in Hamilton County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Westfield Zoning
Yes. Williamsport is in Warren County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Town of Williamsport
Yes. Winamac is in Pulaski County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Town of Winamac
Yes. Winchester is in Randolph County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: City of Winchester
Yes. Zionsville is in Boone County, which follows the Indiana Residential Code (400 sq ft max, 6’8″ ceiling minimum). Building permits and inspections required for a Certificate of Occupancy. Contact the city’s Planning Department for municipal-specific zoning.
Resources: Zionsville Zoning
