Pole Barn Builders in Winona

Pole Barn Builders around Winona

The section (read October 8, 2026) is on Municode, the code publisher the City's own site links to as "City Ordinances". It adds that "Such work shall be subject to inspection by the mayor or any official designated by the city council at all times." Municode dates the edition it shows as April 25, 2013, so a later ordinance may have changed the section. It does not mention a pole barn.

The page does not mention a pole barn, so what follows is our inference, not a rule: the section covers any person erecting, altering or repairing buildings, and a pole barn is a building, so a person planning one in Winona has a reason to ask city hall whether the section applies, and whether it has changed since the edition Municode shows, before choosing a site. We say nothing about any lot.

See all Pole Barn Builders in Tyler. We also work in Tyler and the other places we list. The statement above is the City of Winona's alone; no rule is borrowed from any other place. The City of Tyler's own pages are set out on these pages: the codes the City says it enforces, zoning, setbacks and permitted uses, permit submission, review and inspections and what Smith County says. Source: City of Winona, Code of Ordinances, Sec. 6-46 (Municode, linked from the City's site) (read October 8, 2026).