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ATTY/ORD.0006/CC ORD ADOPT AMENDMENTS TO THE ZONING CODE – EXHIBIT A <br />REV: 07-16-26 MI <br />Page 59 of 102 <br />b. Mixed Use Zoning Districts. Chain link fencing, barbed-wire, razor-wire, and corrugated <br />metal fencing are prohibited in Mixed-Use Corridor (MUC), Mixed-Use Neighborhood <br />(MUN) and Mixed-Use Transitional (MUT) Zoning Districts. <br />C. Location—Specific Requirements. <br />1. Front Yard. <br />a. All solid fences located in the required front yard shall not exceed three (3) feet in <br />height. <br />b. All combination solid/open fences located in the required front yard shall not exceed <br />five (5) feet in height. Chain link fencing above three (3) feet is prohibited in the front <br />yard in residential zoning districts. <br />c. Privately constructed fences are prohibited in the public right-of-way. <br />2. Interior Side and Rear. All fences, regardless of type, are limited to seven (7) feet in height in the <br />side or rear yards. Such height may be increased to ten (10) feet in any district upon approval <br />of an Architectural Permit, except in the Professional Office (PO) District or any Residential <br />(R) District upon approval of an Architectural Permit. <br />3. Exterior Side (Street Side). <br />a. Fences are limited to seven six (76) feet in height in the side yard adjacent to the street <br />on corner lots. The fence must be set back eighteen (18) inches from the sidewalk and <br />meet vision triangle requirements as described in Section 36.3(B). Privately <br />constructed fences are prohibited in the public right-of-way. The privately owned area <br />between the fence and sidewalk must be landscaped and maintained in a healthy and <br />weed-free condition. Chain link fences above three (3) feet in height are prohibited in <br />side yards adjacent to the street in residential zoning districts. <br /> <br />[Editor’s Note: The graphic below is proposed to be replaced with the graphic above]