(A) Rear And Side Yard (Noncorner Lots): Except as provided in section 4-4-3 of this chapter, no person shall place, install, construct or maintain any fence on a lot or area to a height greater than six feet (6') of solid construction and two (2) additional feet of open construction, above the original grade, between the rear lot line and the front of the main building or any projections thereof other than projections of uncovered steps, uncovered balconies, terraces or uncovered porches. The term "open construction" as used herein shall mean that the fence is less than fifty percent (50%) solid construction when viewed at right angle to the fence. (Ord. 98-10, 10-13-1998)
(B) Front Yard (Noncorner Lots):
1. Chainlink fencing shall not be allowed in front yards.
2. Fences of not more than four feet (4') and not more than fifty percent (50%) solid construction, may be erected between the front building line and the front property line.
3. Fences in the front yard shall maintain a fifteen foot (15') visibility triangle of which two (2) legs shall be measured as follows: along both sides of the driveway inward from the front property line a distance of fifteen feet (15') from the intersection of the front property line and the driveway; and along the right of way measured in the direction away from the driveway a distance of fifteen feet (15'). The third leg of such triangle shall be the connection of such two (2) previously described lines. This area as defined shall be free from any fence creating a visual obstruction for traffic on street or sidewalk. This visibility triangle shall be maintained on properties adjacent to the lot on which the driveway is located for that part of the adjacent property on which the visibility triangle applies. (Ord. 2010-10, 9-14-2010)
(C) Corner Lots:
1. For corner lots, fences in the front yard and side yard adjacent to the side street, shall be as provided in subsection (B) of this section.
2. Fences in the rear yard and side yard which are not adjacent to a street shall be as provided in subsection (A) of this section.
3. A thirty foot (30') visibility triangle shall be maintained at street intersections. This "visibility triangle" is defined as an isosceles triangle of which two (2) legs shall be measured as follows: along the street curb/edge in both directions from the intersection a distance of thirty feet (30'). The third leg of such triangle shall be the connection of such two (2) previously described lines. No fence shall be installed or maintained in this defined area. (Ord. 98-10, 10-13-1998)