(a) Swimming Pool Fences. Every outdoor swimming pool shall be completely surrounded by a fence not less than six (6) feet in height for public swimming pools, and not less than four (4) feet in height for private family swimming pools. Additional regulations for swimming pool fencing are contained in Chapter 1349 and all state and model codes adopted there under.
(b) Wireless Telecommunication Tower Fences. A solid stone or stamped an colored concrete security fence not less than twelve (12) feet in height shall fully enclose those portions of a ground mounted wireless telecommunication tower and equipment. Said fences shall have the same landscaping requirement as trash containers under Section 1145.04. Gate shall be Material, color, design and location of the security fence shall be approved at the discretion of the Zoning Administrator or their designee. Gates shall be locked at all times.
(c) Vinyl Fences. A vinyl clad, plastic or PVC (poly vinyl chloride) fence shall meet the following standards:
(1) The fencing shall meet the ASTM F964-94 standard for manufacturers of vinyl fencing;
(2) The fencing shall carry a non-prorated warranty by the manufacturer for a minimum period of fifteen (15) years against surface cracking, peeling, chipping or rot;
(3) The fencing shall be protected from ultra violet light with a sunblock equivalent to #38 to prevent the vinyl from yellowing, becoming brittle, and breaking down over time;
(4) The vinyl shall contain acrylic impact modifying compounds that keep the fencing strong and flexible even in very cold weather and less likely to sustain a dent, crack or even break upon normal impact. Vinyl fences shall be designed to withstand normal wind load.
(5) Planks, pickets and rails shall be easily replaced if damaged.
(6) The Zoning Administrator may, at their discretion, require the fencing to have interior steel reinforcement rails for added strength and to prevent the panels from sagging between posts.
(d) Solid Fences.
(1) Solid fences shall not be used to enclose the entire perimeter of the property.
(2) Solid fences with a clear front side and back side must be installed with the front side facing out.
(e) Chain Link Fences.
(1) Chain link fences shall not be composed of chicken wire or other light gauge wire.
(2) The top of a chain link fence shall be attached to a top rail and wire-ends shall be looped for safety.
(3) Chain link fences may include slats made of a translucent or opaque material inserted at an angle through each link for the entire length and height of the fence.
(4) Chain link fences installed in any yard adjacent to a residential district must comply with all height and location regulations for the same type of fencing installed within the residential district.
(f) Rail Fences. Smooth rail, split rail, milled rail, or contemporary rail fences may include a mesh material attached to the fence.
(Ord. 109-2020. Passed 11-2-20.)