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Fence ordinances continued from page 60 any portion of the fence is located within five feet of public right-of-way, a fence permit from the city engineer or a designated agent prior to construction or reconstruction of said fence shall be obtained from the city. Work without a permit. A. Investigation. Whenever any fence work for which a fence permit is required by this code has been commenced without first obtaining said permit, an investigation by the city engineer shall be made before a fence permit may be issued for such work. B. Fee. An investigation fee, in addition to the fence permit fee, shall be collected whether or not a fence permit is then or subsequently issued upon the second investigation of fence work performed by an individual or upon the first investigation of fence work performed by a contractor. The payment of such investigation fee shall not exempt any person from compliance with all other provisions of this code nor from any penalty prescribed by law. Restrictions. A. No fence shall be installed anywhere which will restrict visibility of traffic. B. Fences in residential areas shall have a maximum height of 48 inches adjacent to dedicated street right-ofway in a front or side yard to a point even with the front corner of the house, or the average front corner location of adjacent houses on the street. The remainder of the fence in the side yard shall have a maximum height of six feet. Fences adjacent to dedicated alley right-of-way shall have a maximum height of six feet. Fences in residential areas that are adjacent to property occupied by more than one set of railroad tracks used daily shall be permitted to be a maximum height of six feet in front and side yards. April 2003 cover Exceptions: 1. Fences constructed with chain link material, without privacy slats, may have a maximum height of five feet in areas where other types of fences are restricted by this section to four feet. 2. Side yard fences restricted by this code to four feet in height may be constructed to a maximum height of five feet starting at a point 20 feet back from the existing sidewalk or location of the potential sidewalk. 3. Fences in the side yard or rear yard between two contiguous residential lots where one or more existing houses have two or more stories shall have a maximum height of eight feet where six foot height is otherwise permitted by this code at the time of the requested permit, if the property owners of both contiguous residential lots agree to the eight foot height. Construction of a fence over six feet high in the above described location shall require both a city building permit and a city fence permit. C. No fence in a residential area shall be electrified or be constructed with barbed wire. Encroachments ��� Permits. The city engineer, or a designated agent, is authorized to grant a fence encroachment permit to the owner of land abutting city right-of-way for a temporary revocable privilege to construct, install, and maintain a fence upon a portion of the public right-of-way that is not currently or prospectively used or needed in the near future for any public travel or public use. No encroachments of fences into the public right-of-way shall be allowed in a commercial or industrial district. No encroachments shall be allowed on properties used for business purposes. When 50% or more of an existing fence in or adjacent to a public rightof-way is repaired or reconstructed it shall conform to this section.