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I <br />I <br />L <br />E. In rear yard onlyr^ accessory structures and eouirment such as <br />balconies, breezeways, detached^ outdoor picnic shelters and <br />recreational equipment except as regulated hereinafter, no aeeessesy <br />structure shair be cioser than when such accessory structures or <br />eouicment are located at least 5 feet from a rear let line norr sr.aii <br />a<r No fence or wall constructed within a rear yard shall exceed a <br />height” of 6 feet above original grade. However, for lakeshore lots <br />which bv definition do not have a front yard, but have only a '*lake- <br />shore yard" and a "rear yard", no fence exceeding 3-1/2 feet in heient <br />is allowed within the required rear yard, except a fence not exceeaing <br />6”feet in height is allowed along the street lot Tine of lake frontage <br />Tots whTch front on, but are not divided by, a major thoroughfare f <br />fiTT is recruired, the total combj ned height of boTh fence and <br />shall not exceed 6 feet above the heirr*''*: of the crown of the_ road). <br />A major thoroughfare for purposes cir* ' <>j ; section ^ any Federal, <br />State, or County highway, or any vi . <br />F. In side yards only—no accessor^' _ructure shall be closer than <br />10 feet from any side lot liner nor shaii No fence or wall <br />constructed within a side yard shall exceed a height of 6 feet above <br />original grade. <br />G. Name plate signs for one family dwellings. <br />H. Off-street parking _ _ <br />regulated in ~tKe Municical Code. <br />in anv required yard excect as otherwise <br />I. Fences and walls exceeding 3-1/2 feet in height mav not be located <br />cioser to the shoreline than the "average lakeshore setback", defined <br />as the average distance from the shoreline of existing residence <br />BuilHTngs on adjacent lots. Fences or walls of anv height shall not <br />Be constructed within 75 feet of the shoreline, regardless of fhe <br />average lakeshore setback. <br />j. In any location where a fence not exceeding 3—1/2 feet in height <br />is normally allowed, a rail fence meeting the following performance <br />standards is allowed to take the place of such fence; <br />i. Maximum post height 60 inches. <br />Minimum post spacing 72 inches. <br />Maximum top rail h^ght 54 inches. <br />TT Maximum fence opacity 33%. <br />For purposes of this subdivision, the following definitions, apply,; <br />1. Opacity (opaqueness)t percent of light blocked, or 100% minus <br />percent of openness as viewed perpendicular ho _ the * ^Si£ <br />measurement purposes^ opacity ^ total width of rails divided b^j^ tojc <br />rail height times 100. <br />2. Post height; original ground level to tic of post <br />3. Post: vertical columns supporting the horizontal railsmaximum <br />width/diauneter » ? inches. <br />J