(A) Definitions. The following word, when used in this section, shall have the meaning ascribed to it in this section, except where the context clearly indicates a different meaning.
FENCE. A chain-link barrier not less than six feet high with privacy screening of adequate strength to resist wind pressure.
(B) General. Wherever a building or structure is erected, altered, repaired, removed or demolished, the operation shall be conducted in a safe manner and suitable protection for the general public shall be provided.
(C) Equipment storage. All construction equipment and materials shall be stored in an orderly fashion and in compliance with the state construction code.
(D) Airborne materials. All construction shall provide control for on-site dust, soil and any other airborne materials so that such materials remain on the job site.
(E) Construction site fences.
(1) Every area of construction located five feet or less on the site from the street lot line shall be enclosed with a fence to prevent the entry of unauthorized persons.
(2) Every area of construction containing an excavation of 42 inches or greater on a site shall be enclosed with a fence to prevent the entry of unauthorized persons.
(3) For every excavation and/or area of construction located more than five feet from the street lot line and/or less than 42 inches in depth, a barrier shall be erected where required by the building official. All barriers shall be of adequate strength to resist wind pressure as required by the building official.
(4) All fences or barriers required under this section shall remain until a temporary certificate of occupancy is issued.
(Ord. 258, passed 11-23-20)