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A single straight course of plain grey concrete blocks laid dry on a concrete slab seen from a low angle — block wall, Bowling Green. Illustrative example.

Bowling Green, Kentucky

Block Walls Bowling Green

The Warren County/Joint Zoning Ordinance, adopted by Warren County and the City of Bowling Green among others, says accessory buildings and structures shall require a building permit in all single family districts, and it has separate lines for fences. It does not say whether a block wall is a fence or an accessory structure, so this site does not say what a block wall needs. It sets out what the ordinance and the County and Kentucky pages say, each dated, and passes an inquiry to one independent local provider.

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A level strip of compacted gravel bounded by a plain timber plank — block wall, Bowling Green. Illustrative example.

What the pages say

Four things they set out

  • One ordinance, several governments The Planning Commission says the local zoning ordinance is a joint one, adopted by Warren County and the incorporated cities, Bowling Green among them.
  • Fences have their own lines The ordinance says fences are not subject to building or structure setbacks but are subject to sight distance requirements. It does not say a block wall is a fence.
  • A permit line for accessory structures The ordinance says accessory buildings and structures shall require a building permit in all single family districts. It does not say whether a block wall is one.
  • The City's own pages are not read The City of Bowling Green's permit pages have not been read for this site, so it states no City rule.

Three steps

From inquiry to a reply

  1. Tell us what you are planning Say which city the project is in and what you want to know.
  2. It is passed on Your inquiry goes to one independent local provider. The provider pays for the introduction; you never do.
  3. The provider gets in touch The provider contacts you directly. What the provider offers is theirs to say, not ours.

Block Walls across Bowling Green

Warren County's Building Services page says its division covers Warren County excluding Bowling Green and Oakland, and lists a Bowling Green Building Inspector Office, so a project inside the city is another office's. This site has not read a City of Bowling Green page and states nothing from the City. The Bowling Green page sets that out.

Where inquiries come from

Areas we cover

Inquiries reach this site from Bowling Green and four incorporated places within 17 miles of it: Oakland, Plum Springs, Smiths Grove and Woodburn. One page, for Bowling Green itself, rests on a statement from the County's own page. The other places have no page of their own.

  • Oakland
  • Plum Springs
  • Smiths Grove
  • Woodburn

This site takes inquiries from Bowling Green and four places within 17 miles of it. It reads the ordinance, County and Kentucky pages only.

Service area map — Block Wall Bowling Green Areas served: Bowling Green, Oakland, Plum Springs, Smiths Grove and Woodburn. Positions are approximate locations of each named area; the outline is indicative only and is not a boundary. Plum Springs Bowling Green Woodburn Smiths Grove Oakland
Areas served. Indicative positions — not a boundary, and not a location for this business.
  • Bowling Green
  • Oakland
  • Plum Springs
  • Smiths Grove
  • Woodburn

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Tell us which city your project is in and what you want to know. The inquiry goes to an independent local provider, who gets in touch. The provider's terms are theirs, not ours, and nothing on this site says what a block wall needs. Before an inquiry, What the Bowling Green, Warren County and Kentucky pages say lists the zoning ordinance's, the County's and Kentucky's lines on fences, accessory structures, permits and codes, each with its source.

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