Fences may be installed upon easements, including utility easements, upon the same conditions and permits as fences may be installed generally; provided, however, that by installing such a fence upon a utility or other easement, the property owner or occupant remains responsible for the removal, repair and/or reinstallation of any such fence which the village or public utility needs removed or relocated in order to perform work on the easement.
Fences may be installed upon easements, including utility easements, upon the same conditions and permits as fences may be installed generally; provided, however, that by installing such fence upon a utility or other easement, the property owner or occupant remains responsible for the removal, repair, and/or reinstallation of any such fence which the village or public utility needs removed or relocated in order to perform work on the easement. Notwithstanding the generality of the foregoing, in the event any applicant wishes to install a fence on any protected overland flow path as defined in the Watershed Development Ordinance and which is established through a deed or plat, no fence shall be permitted or installed unless and until appropriate modifications to said deed or plat restrictions for the stormwater management system are first approved by the Stormwater Management Commission's duly designated Enforcement Officer (EO). However, if a proposed fence is shown not to interfere with said overland flow path, it may be permitted and approved (with proper permit conditions) by the EO.
(‘79 Code, § 1906(7)) (Ord. 1986-0-18, passed 8-8-86; Am. Ord. 2001-O-27, passed 11-20-01; Am. Ord. 2023-O-14, passed 7-11-23)