Town Of Plainfield, IN

A: Most signs require a Sign ILP. Article 7 of the Zoning Ordinance regulates the location, type, number and size of signs. Click on Fee Schedule under Available Forms to see what the fees will be for signs. So, before you put up a sign, you should contact the Department of Planning and Zoning to see how many signs can be put, how big they can be, where they can go, what type of signs are allowed and how much the Sign ILP fee will be.

F.A.Q.

What stormwater drainage improvements is the Town making?: Recently the Town identified 5 key projects based upon recommendations from the Department of Public Works and the Town Engineer. ...
What can the Town do about standing water in my yard?: If stormwater is standing in a residential yard for longer than several days following wet weather, it probably is not considered flooding. ...
What are the stormwater drainage issues in Plainfield?: Many parts of the Town lack adequate storm sewers and drainage, leading to standing water in yards and flooded streets and basements. ...
How much will the stormwater improvements cost?: The Town has identified more than $20 million of capital improvement needs. ...
How will the Town fund stormwater improvements?: The Town is implementing a stormwater utility fee structure to generate sufficient revenue to fund high priority projects...
Will there be future stormwater rate increases?: That can not be determined at this time. Any future rate increase will require the approval of the Town Council.
How many road miles does the town maintain?: The Town of Plainfield maintains 145 center line miles.
Where do I find Town Standards?: Town Standards can be found by clicking the following link. TOWN STANDARDS
Where do I apply for residential water and sewer connections?: Plainfield Town Garage, 986 South Center Street
Do I need a permit to cut the street for water or sewer repair?: Yes, these can be obtained at the Town Garage, 986 South Center Street.

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