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     Discrepancy between address and what the City recognizes as the front.

     Update: Finally got an explanation from the city. I don't like it but it is the first actually explanation I have received after months, almost a year, of asking the city; Setback, Front. “Front setback” means the required minimum distance between the front lot line and any structure, building...

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     • Post #18
     • Aug 8, 2020
     • Forum: Neighbors & Boundaries
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     Discrepancy between address and what the City recognizes as the front.

     Wow didn't think I'd get this many replies. Sorry I thought the "right of way" was the term for the visibility. No the fence does not really effect visibility around the corner. I have read the fence standards, and my fence does not land in that 15' triangle that would regulate it down to...

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     • Post #9
     • Aug 7, 2020
     • Forum: Neighbors & Boundaries
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     Discrepancy between address and what the City recognizes as the front.

     The fence doesn't land in the right of way, so no visibility issues

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     • Post #4
     • Aug 7, 2020
     • Forum: Neighbors & Boundaries
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     Discrepancy between address and what the City recognizes as the front.

     Hi I am having this issues with my city over a boundary fence. I live on a corner lot and I built a fence around our property. Eventually I was contacted by code enforcement. Long story short is that our fence is being put under restraints (max height of 42") because the city says that the...

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     • Aug 6, 2020
     • Replies: 19
     • Forum: Neighbors & Boundaries