Fences and Walls

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Q= uick Guide to Fences and Walls (see se= ction 21-16.2 for details)



	Fences and walls locate= d in the front yard shall not exceed four feet in height and shall be constru= cted so that at least 50% of the fence or wall is open.



	Fences and walls locate= d in any side or rear yard shall not exceed six feet in height.



	All fences= or walls shall be symmetrical in appearance; shall have posts or columns separated by identical distances; shall consist of material conformi= ng to a definite pattern or size; and shall be constructed so that a finished side faces outward away from the property on which it is constructed.


	No fence or wall shall be constructed of any material harmful to humans= or animals. Electrically charged fences are permitted subject to the provisions= of subsection 21-16.2.d.



	No portion of a fence or wall shall be located within six inches of any property line.

		Pri= vate swimming pools shall be fenced as specified in Subsection 21-18.3.

		No = fence or wall shall be located within a clear-sight triangle. A p= ermit is required.