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ir . • J{i^:^.> Vf-:vK:iif=^v:^v:,-^;-:;.Joning Administrator <br />Non-encroachments <br />ion <br />July 1988 <br />ng Pences/Non-encroachments <br />7//9/88 <br />ed by Planning Commission on <br />was held. At that meeting, <br />tblic present and he was in <br />.1 fences. <br />hat meeting felt that this <br />id additional time to review <br />mat to a standardized format <br />iq deleted. That format is <br />nmended four revisions to the <br />rdlng property line setback <br />osed to be changed to 10* <br />rd. <br />e term "major thoroughfare" <br />ows; "major thoroughfare" - <br />on, a major thoroughfare is <br />State and Federal highway, <br />:ity roads. (These Include: <br />reet and County Road 6; 2. <br />ad 6 and from the Long Lake <br />Jillow Drive to Brown Road; <br />en County Road 6 and County <br />er Mr. Hollander's request, <br />Ey that all fences legally <br />the ordinance be allowed to <br />;aff, but can be added if <br />»pt cf "grandfathering" such <br />zoning law that is adopted, <br />ecessary. <br />^ r C'* ••• ■ c <br />'..iV ' : h ■' ■' <br />■ V: <br />■fmm <br />mmiiiiiwi <br />#v j!m <br />u <br />1^?^. .iJV-Lsi <br />msmm <br />mm <br />¥mi <br />me' <br />W <br />mmm- T-1;:.V.;;mm,-.-,.- ■ •r;-'.-^ ::. ■,.r-V:..V-./■• f; . ■- ■ -V-*-:. '■■■^ ..■-i:/ >:■■' ■. "-r. '/>■■■■:; :v■■ <br />" ;-■« mm" <br />-3 <br />. ♦hV- <br />is.f^mm <br />Zoning Code Amendment - Fence Height/Non-encroachments March 16, 1989 Page 2 of 2 <br />4. Planning Commission expressed a concern regarding whether the <br />proposed standards were acceptable to accommodate large animal <br />fencing, i.e. horse fencing. Staff has not as of this writing checked <br />into the fence heights necessary to contain horses, however, it is <br />likely that the 54" (4%') height limit will not cause problems. This <br />can be checked into if you so desire. <br />Staff Recommendation - <br />Staff would recommend that Planning Commission review the existing and <br />proposed language of the non-encroachment section, and specify which <br />sections, if any, require additional review. If Planning Commission is <br />comfortable with the wording as proposed, a recommendation for adoption <br />would be appropriate. <br />■•7. ’tf- : <br />. ...?L • <br />mm: <br />■ ■•yiwc <br />--mm <br />■K' V:-
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