Frequently Asked Questions
Below you will find information that might help you understand how to find things or learn about information you might need to know about your city or town.
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A permit is needed anytime you increase the footprint of a building, install an accessory building (including, but not limited to: a fence, garage, patio, pool, shed...etc.) or open a new business. Applications can be found on our website, by visiting us at City Hall (102 S. Market St.), or by contacting us at (937) 339-9481.Planning
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A Zoning Permit is issued by the City of Troy. It verifies the project you are proposing is in compliance with the City of Troy zoning regulations (setbacks, height, lot coverage...etc.). A Building Permit is issued by the Miami County Building Department and verifies the project you are proposing is in compliance with building regulations (construction materials, plumbing, electrical...etc.).Planning
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-Garage sales are limited to no more than two garage sales per unit per year and can not exceed three consecutive days. -One on-premise sign is permitted that does not exceed 4 square feet. -Two off-premise signs are allowed if they do not exceed 2 square feet. -Signs are NOT allowed to be placed on telephone poles or in the right-of-way (between the sidewalk & curb) -All signs must be removed 24 hours after the garage sale. -Garage sales are permitted from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
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Yes, you will need to submit a site plan indicating where on your property you would like to locate new structures. This needs to include the setbacks to all surrounding property lines and the distances from any existing structures.Planning
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Please contact the complaint line at (937) 335-6103 and provide the address and description of the complaint. Complainants can be anonymous, however, staff will not be able to provide feedback regarding the status of anonymous complaints.Planning
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Each permit has a separate fee. You can access the list of fees by clicking on the 'Forms & Documents' tab on the homepage.Planning
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Check the Miami County Auditor's website at www.MiamiCountyOhioAuditor.gov. Parcel numbers that start with "D08" or "D45" are in the corporate limits of Troy.
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Variances stay with the land. A variance will continue even if ownership of the property changes. New owners must adhere to the terms and conditions of the original variance granted.Planning
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The City will not locate property lines. You should consult a professional engineer/surveyor or your title company to assist you.Planning
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No, the city can only address dead or dying trees in the right-of-way (usually located between the sidewalk and street). You should consult an attorney as this is a private civil legal dispute and the city has no control or jurisdiction.Planning