Keeping our community well-maintained and beautiful benefits all residents by preserving property values and ensuring a safe and welcoming environment. Below are guidelines and regulations to help you comply with Wyandotte County and city ordinances.
Let’s work together to maintain our community!
General Neighborhood Guidelines
The Neighborhood Resource Center helps enforce property maintenance compliance to ensure public safety and enhance the aesthetics of our community. Residents are encouraged to maintain their properties to improve the quality of life and neighborhood appeal.
Zoning & Local Regulations
Wyandotte County follows the Unified Government Zoning Code, which regulates land use, including residential, commercial, and industrial properties. If you plan to operate a home business, short-term rental, or multi-family housing, you may be required to obtain special permits or zoning approvals.
For zoning inquiries, contact the Unified Government of Wyandotte County Zoning Enforcement Division at (913) 573-5750.
Property Maintenance & Upkeep
To prevent violations and fines, residents should follow these upkeep guidelines:
Keep lawns mowed and remove overgrown vegetation.
Dispose of trash and debris properly.
Maintain building exteriors to prevent disrepair.
Avoid cluttering yards with unused items, abandoned vehicles, or excessive decorations.
If a violation occurs, a Code Violation Sticker may be placed on the property, outlining compliance steps. Residents can report maintenance issues using the myWyco app.
Permits & Approval Process
Before starting a project, residents must check permit requirements for:
Construction & Renovations
Fences, Decks, Pools, & Sheds
Tree Removal & Landscaping Changes
Applications are processed by the Building Inspection Division, and inspections may be required.
For permit applications, email or call the Neighborhood Resource Center at (913) 573-8600.
Parking & Street Usage
Wyandotte County enforces citywide parking regulations, including:
Street parking restrictions.
Driveway use limitations.
Storage rules for RVs, trailers, and boats.
Abandoned or non-operational vehicles must be removed.
Residents in certain areas may petition for Residential Permit Parking, which requires signatures from at least 60% of the households in the district.
For parking concerns, contact the Parking Control Division at (913) 573-5320.
Noise & Nuisance Regulations
To maintain neighborhood peace, noise levels must be kept within acceptable limits. Regulations include:
Quiet hours enforcement.
Rules for loud music, parties, and construction noise.
Pet leash laws & waste disposal requirements.
Report excessive noise disturbances to the Neighborhood Resource Center (913) 573-8600.
Environmental & Safety Standards
Wyandotte County prioritizes environmental health and safety through:
Fire bans and fireworks restrictions.
Oversight of septic systems and swimming pools by the Environmental Health Division.
Compliance with clean water guidelines and conservation efforts.
For environmental concerns, contact Kansas City, Kansas Environmental Services at (913) 573-1300.
