Resources from the Noble County Surveyor's Office

Storm and Erosion Ordinance

The included file is a digital copy of the Noble County Storm and Erosion Ordinance and applications.

Storm and Erosion Ordinance

The included file is a digital copy of the Noble County Storm and Erosion Ordinance and applications.

Pond Permit and Ordnance

ImageInterested in building a pond? First you will need to apply for a pond permit with the Noble County Surveyors Office. Below you will find two files available for download:
1.) The 'Pond Ordnance' which lays out the rules and regulations for building a pond in Noble County.
2.) The second file is the "Application for Pond Permit" - this is an editable PDF. To use this file simply open it in a current version of Adobe Reader or Adobe Acrobat and type the information into each field.
Then, print the form and return it to the Surveyors Office along with your signature, and permit payment.

Regulated Legal Discriptions

The attached file is a .zip (compressed) file containing all of our Legal Descriptions for Regulated Tiles. These descriptions explain the routes of each regulated tile in Noble County.

Whole Farm Planning

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Whole Farm Planning
Whole Farm Planning is a holistic approach to farm management which focuses on land stewardship and sustainable practices. These practices include riparian buffers, filter strips, conservation tillage, grassed waterways, livestock exclusion, nutrient management, drainage water management, manure management, rotational grazing, wildlife habitat, contour farming, field borders, windbreaks, crop rotations, cover crops, pest management, and erosion control. Incorporating these techniques into your land can help reduce erosion, flooding, and pollutant distribution.


Storm and Erosion Ordinance

The included file is a digital copy of the Noble County Storm and Erosion Ordinance and applications.

Storm and Erosion Ordinance

The included file is a digital copy of the Noble County Storm and Erosion Ordinance and applications.

Precipitation Analysis from NOAA

ImageThe National Weather Service offers precipitation analysis on a daily basis for the United States. Although, not entirely accurate (the numbers undergo further quality control) it does give a good picture of the precipitation in a given area. The image map can zoom into Indiana, and the Noble County outline (an optional layer) can be turned on and off as needed.

URL: http://water.weather.gov/

In the download section ( http://water.weather.gov/download.php ) provides downloadable data for GIS systems.