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AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ARTICLE 4.11 FENCES
<br />Sec. 4.11.001 Definitions
<br />Average. grade. The average point between the lowest point of elevation of the finished surface
<br />of the ground, paving, or sidewalk and the highest point.
<br />Chain-link fence. A fence structure made of metal fence fabric attached to galvanized or wooden
<br />posts in an approved and workmanlike manner.
<br />Chief building official. The chief building official of the city or his designee.
<br />Corner property.
<br />(1) Property which abuts an alley, parking lot, or driveway and a street.
<br />(2) Property which abuts two (2) streets.
<br />(3) Property whose common lot line between two (2) or more adjacent properties
<br />forms different yards.
<br />Electrical fence. A barrier that uses painful or even lethal high-voltage electric shocks to deter
<br />animals or people from crossing a boundary.
<br />Fence. A structure or hedge serving as an enclosure, barrier, or boundary made of either metal,
<br />wire, naturally durable wood, treated wood, synthetic material, or plant material as defined herein.
<br />A fence shall not include equipment screening devices as may be required under the design
<br />standards for historic districts.
<br />Fence arm. An arm that projects from the top of a fence, typically to hold barbed wire.
<br />Front yard. An open space unoccupied by a principal structure on a lot facing a street, extending
<br />across the full width of the front of a lot between the side lot lines, and in front of the front -most
<br />corners of the principal structure, including any unenclosed portion of a front porch, carport,
<br />portico, or other unenclosed structure located beyond the front face of the principal structure.
<br />Hedge. Cultivated plant material, deciduous, or evergreen plant material planted in such a manner
<br />so as to constitute a fence.
<br />Hei ht. The distance measured from the existing average grade of adjoining properties to the top
<br />of the tallest structural member of a fence.
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<br />Metal `R" wall )anel. A metal "R" panel, also known as a rib panel, is a wide panel that is very
<br />high in strength. The metal "R" panel is normally made from aluminum or metallic coated steel
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