(a) Open ornamental fences and freestanding or retaining walls or hedges may be permitted on, or approximately on, a property line along a side or rear yard to a height not over six (6) feet above the natural grade, provided that no such fence, wall or hedge shall extend beyond the rear line of the main structure on the property to be enclosed.
(b) A closed fence shall be constructed by each non-residential property owner along any common lot line between a residential and a non-residential use. Such closed fence shall not exceed six (6) feet in height above the average natural grade.
(c) Fences and structures intended to enclose tennis courts and other game areas may be permitted over six (6) feet in height if located at least twenty-five (25) feet from the building line, and constructed of steel or mesh, of which at least ninety percent (90%) is open to air and light.
(d) Closed ornamental fences and hedges to enclose patio areas located in the rear of a fence or hedge may not be located within six (6) feet of any property line.
(e) Fences shall be maintained in good condition, structurally sound, and attractively finished at all times. Any grounds between fences and property lines shall be well maintained at all times. Fences permitted to be located on property lines shall be designed, constructed and furnished so that the structure will be equally attractive from the side of the adjoining property owner. (Ord. 2020-124. Passed 11-4-20.)