Indiana § 36-7-11.3-57 Restrictions on owners and occupants of primary and secondary
property

Indiana Statutes

§ 36-7-11.3-57 — Restrictions on owners and occupants of primary and secondary property

Indiana § 36-7-11.3-57

Title 36LOCAL GOVERNMENT

Art. 7PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT

Ch. 11.3Municipal Preservation

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Ind. Code § 36-7-11.3-57 (2026).

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(a)As used in this section, "bedroom" means a room that:

(1)consists of not less than eighty (80) usable square feet and one

(1)built-in closet; and

(2)is located on or above the first floor of a structure.

(b)Each owner and occupant of primary or secondary property shall do the following:

(1)Permit not more than one (1) family to inhabit a single-family dwelling.

(2)Permit not more than two (2) families to inhabit a double family dwelling.

(3)Permit to inhabit a dwelling unit not more than the number of individuals derived by multiplying the total number of bedrooms in the unit by three (3).

(4)Maintain and prevent cleared areas from becoming overgrown.

(5)Permit no trash, scrap, refuse, dead matter, or other debris of any kind to accumulate on the property so as to make:

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(a) As used in this section, "bedroom"
means a room that:
(1) consists of not less than eighty (80) usable square feet and one
(1) built-in closet; and
(2) is located on or above the first floor of a structure.
(b) Each owner and occupant of primary or secondary property shall
do the following:
(1) Permit not more than one (1) family to inhabit a single-family
dwelling.
(2) Permit not more than two (2) families to inhabit a double
family dwelling.
(3) Permit to inhabit a dwelling unit not more than the number of
individuals derived by multiplying the total number of bedrooms
in the unit by three (3).
(4) Maintain and prevent cleared areas from becoming
overgrown.
(5) Permit no trash, scrap, refuse, dead matter, or other debris of
any kind to accumulate on the property so as to make:
(A) the property unhealthful, unsightly, or dangerous; or
(B) a residential structure or other structure appurtenant to a
residential structure unsuitable for the residential or
appurtenant purposes.
(6) Maintain in good repair and appearance all exterior surfaces.
(7) Maintain in good and safe repair all walls, roofs, foundations,
ceilings, floors, stairways, or other structures upon the property.
(8) Repair promptly broken windows or panes of glass in a
structure upon the property.
(9) Secure from unauthorized access an unused or unoccupied
structure upon the property.
(10) Maintain in a safe, habitable condition each residential
structure upon the property.
[Pre-1995 Title 14 Recodification Citations: 14-3-3.2-18
part; 14-3-3.2-19.]