Fowl kept as household pets may only be kept on lots five thousand square feet in area or greater.

Fowl kept as household pets may only be kept as an incidental use to a detached, single-family residence in zones which permit single-family residential uses. Fowl are not permitted on multiple-family properties or on attached duplex type developments.

Fowl kept as household pets may be kept as pets and for egg-laying purposes for the sole use of the residents of the property. On-site slaughter and selling or distributing of eggs is prohibited in conjunction with the keeping of fowl for household pets.

An appropriate coop enclosure must be provided to house fowl with a minimum of four square feet per fowl. Coops may not exceed six feet in height or one hundred twenty square feet in area and must comply with the setback requirements for accessory structures in the zone they are located in as well as required distance separations as required by the County Health Code and as subsection C, and in no case shall coops be located closer than five feet to a property line or be visible from the public right-of-way. When allowed outside their coops, fowl must be kept within adequate fences no greater than six feet in height so that they do not have access to neighboring property. Fowl must be kept inside their coops between dusk and dawn.

Clean water must be provided for all fowl, and an appropriately sized water source for bathing must be provided for ducks and geese.

Feed for fowl must be stored in rodent proof containers and feeders.

Fowl must be kept in a sanitary manner and in accordance with all County Health Code requirements.

All feed for such homing pigeons shall be stored in containers which offer protection against rodents;

All food scraps and droppings shall be removed from the premises at least once a week and disposed of in a sanitary manner;

The lofts or pigeon houses where such homing pigeons are kept shall be soundly constructed, properly maintained and adequately landscaped to blend with and conform to the surrounding area;

The lofts or pigeon houses shall be maintained in a sanitary condition and in compliance with the health regulations of the city and those promulgated by the state racing pigeon organization;

The city or its duly authorized representative shall have the right to inspect each loft and pigeon house at such times as it shall deem advisable;

No more than fifty pigeons, inclusive of nestlings, shall be kept on any one lot or parcel of ground located within the city.

For the purposes of this section, when a difference in grade exists between two properties, the wall height is measured from the lowest grade, to the top of the wall. In no case shall the total wall height on the side and rear, exceed six feet. In areas with steeper slopes, a succession of smaller retaining walls must be used over one large retaining wall to prevent the appearance of massive-looking retaining walls.

Walls not greater than six feet in height shall be required on or within all rear and side property lines up to the rear of the front yard setback.

Walls not over forty-two inches in height may be permitted in any required front yard setback.

Must be secured by temporary fencing set back from all street adjacent property lines at a minimum of ten feet but not more than twenty feet. The first ten feet area shall be landscaped and irrigated at the discretion of the Director of Community Development.

May require fencing (decorative tubular steel/wrought iron) to address public safety concerns at the discretion of the director of community development.

Fences, walls, and gates within the required street side yard setback are allowed up to six feet in height measured from the street side face of the wall. Fences within the front yard setback shall be no higher than forty-two inches.

Fences, walls, and gates shall be setback a minimum of eighteen inches from the street side property line, unless a property-adjacent landscaped parkway exists, then the fence, wall and gate may be placed at the property line.

The area between the street side property line and the fence or wall shall have an appropriate irrigation system and decorative landscaping (shrubs, ground cover, flowers, plants, etc.).

No solid fencing or walls are permitted within the slope area (at or greater than a 2:1 slope).

Fencing may encroach into the slope area a maximum distance from the top of the finished grade of the house down to a point where a six-foot maximum high fence is flush with the finished grade of the house, or at the property line on the slope.

Retaining walls may go the full extent of the lot width.

A fence or wall greater than ten feet in height may be allowed due to conditions on the property or physical hazards, such as frequent inundation, erosion, excavation or grade separation when such are determined by the director of community development to be dangerous to health or safety except for properties within SF-H Zone, which may allow for twelve feet in height.

A moving POD container may be allowed on an approved driveway or in a side or rear yard on a temporary basis for a period not to exceed thirty days in any twelve-month period;

In conjunction with work being done under a valid building permit for an approved addition, remodel, or similar project. The storage container shall be removed prior to the building permit being finaled. If the building permit has expired, the storage container shall be removed within thirty days from the date of expiration.