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It's not instead of anything. A township government can only enforce the code, even if you paid 200% property tax. And codes are pretty loose because to change
by pandaman 3y ago
It's not instead of anything. A township government can only enforce the code, even if you paid 200% property tax. And codes are pretty loose because to change it you need some kind of majority in the town government. And even if something has been made a code it doesn't mean the government can enforce it, for example my city is barred from enforcing the code on short term rentals by a law suit, which will take years to resolve.