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What permits are required for a fence?

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What permits are required for a fence?

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Fences, more specifically defined as structural barriers usually made of posts supporting such items, by way of example, as chain link, wood pickets, lattice work, and similar items, are exempt from permits so long as they meet the development standards set forth in the respective dwelling district zoning ordinance. Fences are allowed to be built up to the property line on side and rear yards, and are limited to 6 feet in height on the side and rear yards, and 42 inches in height on the required front yard(s). The posts are allowed to exceed the fence height by one foot. If a proposed fence does not meet these or any other development standard requirements, a variance must be obtained (from the Division of Planning, 18th floor City County Building, 327-5155), after which a structural and an improvement location permit must be obtained. Please be advised that this is does not speak to any commitments or covenants that may or may not be applicable to your subdivision.

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