(A) Permitted materials. Fences may be constructed of stone, brick, masonry or concrete, with proper foundation for stability, or wooden boards, or pickets, chain link, metal tubing, wrought iron or other such metals having no horizontal projections which might be hazardous, plastic and other new materials designed specifically for the construction fencing.
(B) Prohibited materials.
(1) No person shall use rope, string, wire products including, but not limited to chicken wire, hog wire, wire fabric, barbed wire (except as allowed in other sections of this code), razor ribbon wire and similar welded or woven wire fabrics, chain, netting, cut or broken glass, paper, metal panels, corrugated metal panels, galvanized sheet metal, plywood, fiberglass panels or plastic panels in any fence or any other materials that are not manufactured specifically as fencing materials. The Building Official of the building inspection division of the Community Development Department may require the applicant to provide the manufacturer's standards to establish the intended use of a proposed fencing material.
(2) No person shall construct, install or permit an electrically charged fence of any kind in the city.
(3) No person shall construct a fence of wood, metal or plastic products that are not specifically for fence construction.
(4) No person shall construct a fence of damaged or unsafe materials.
(‘68 Code, § 23.11) (Ord. 76-4338, passed - - ; Am. Ord. 85-4483, passed 7-16-1985; Am. Ord. 86-4513, passed 7-1-1986; Am. Ord. 2009-5278, passed 8-18- 2009) Penalty, see § 152.99