It costs $65 to get a permit for a fence, but I just want to have a raised garden type border around my yard. (like two feet high) I have a corner lot in the neighborhood, and heavy foot traffic from passers-by causes some unwanted wear in my lawn. I worry that a ground level border would get trampled!
I would like to just establish some borders around my yard and make it “less boring” thanks in advance.
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7 Comments
John
on 11th Mar, 10 01:03am
Why don’t you just plant hedges?
Zev S
on 11th Mar, 10 01:03am
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A male
on 11th Mar, 10 02:03am
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Jackie
on 11th Mar, 10 02:03am
No it doesn’t count as a fence.
Lulu
on 11th Mar, 10 02:03am
If you really want it to???
Talk to your neighbors
Answer my ? please
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Heather N
on 11th Mar, 10 03:03am
I think if its a removable and free standing with out posts to anchor it to the ground it wouldnt be consider a fence. Plus if it causes problems you just pick it up and move it elsewhere. Just keep each one a managable size…perhaps hidden wheels under the bottom rim.
hort
on 11th Mar, 10 04:03am
If you want to find out for sure, call the property evaluator (or whoever imposes the fee), and ask them. I’m sure they have guidelines on what classifies as a fence.