Expectations of our neighbors vary from person to person. For some, a good neighbor is one who takes time for chats across the fence, or who helps with the chores when a neighbor is ill. For others, a good neighbor is one who leaves us alone.
Although we don’t agree on all of the fine points of neighborliness, we do tend to agree on certain basic standards that allow residents to enjoy their homes and property, preserve peace and quiet in our neighborhoods, help maintain property values and prevent disputes among neighbors.
The people of Lexington have enacted these standards into law. Below are links to these “good neighbor ordinances.”
Household
Animals & wildlife
Barking dogs
Dangerous wildlife
Dog litter
Kennels
Leash law
Pet licenses
Vaccinations
Vicious dogs
Waste
Appliances
Christmas tree recycling
Electronics
Garbage collection
Leaf collection
Loan-A-Box
Mattresses
Recycling
Yard waste
Water management
Health & safety
Property & development
Commercial activities
House numbering
Neighborhood Action Match Grant Program
Property maintenance
Zone changes
Traffic & transportation
Streets
Snow & ice removal
Street trees
Roads & sidewalk obstruction
Parking
Blocking driveways
Parking
Parking fines