Definition. A fence shall be a structure of any material built, erected or interposed in, on or upon any lot line or any lot or tract of land and includes a gate, hedge, wall or trestle, or a frame of wood, iron or other material.

No fence of any type or material whatsoever shall be erected or constructed without obtaining a permit from the Zoning Officer. This shall also apply to hedges.

Fences or hedges shall not exceed four (4) feet in height along the front yard up to the main body of the house, (excluding the front porch). All fences shall be properly supported and braced, and shall have a gate opening not less than three (3) feet in width, and shall not be electrically charged, spiked or barbed wire.

All fences shall be symmetrical in appearance, posts separated by identical distances and fencing conforming to definite pattern and size of uniform design, separation, and at least fifty (50%) percent of open construction. The same shall be kept in good repair, regularly painted, good appearance and clean condition. The finished side of all fences and walls shall be constructed to face toward the adjacent property. No solid fence shall be permitted.

No fence or growth shall be maintained on any corner lot which will obstruct the view of motorists or pedestrians.

All hedges shall be properly cut, trimmed, maintained, and shall not exceed the height limitations herein set forth for fences.

No fence of chain link, barbed wire, razor wire or similar material is permitted.