Richmond Hill By-law 973, s. 973.3.30 — Fence - as landscaping - permitted A fence may be used as a means, or as part of a means, of landscaping on any lot
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Fence - as landscaping - permitted A fence may be used as a means, or as part of a means, of landscaping on any lot.
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- 973.3.28 Deteriorated fence - exception The provisions of Section 973.3.26 do not apply to a fence which has deteriorated to the extent of 50% of its material content. Where such deterioration has occurred, any repair to the fence must be made in accordance with the provisions of this Chapter
- 973.3.29 Fence - on lot line - permitted A fence may be erected on any land as a means of protection from adjoining land, and may be erected on any lot line
- 973.3.31 Structural supports - depth - minimum - requirements The structural supports for any fence shall be driven into the ground or embedded into concrete a distance sufficient to prevent upheaval by frost i.e., below the frost line or a minimum of 1.2 metres (3.9
- 973.3.32 Fence - on corner lots - requirements Notwithstanding any other provisions of this Chapter to the contrary, a fence erected on a corner lot which abuts a key lot shall not exceed a height of 1.2 metres (3.9 ft.) on the rear lot line of the corner lot for a distance equivalent to the exterior side yard setback for the house on the corner lot
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