Richmond Hill By-law 973, s. 973.9.2 — Grade - defined In this Article, “grade” means the surface of the ground below a fence at each location where a structural support is embedded in the ground except that where the surface of the ground within four feet of a fence to be built on a side lot line slopes upward, grade may be taken at any point not greater than four feet away from such fence or privacy screen
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Grade - defined In this Article, “grade” means the surface of the ground below a fence at each location where a structural support is embedded in the ground except that where the surface of the ground within four feet of a fence to be built on a side lot line slopes upward, grade may be taken at any point not greater than four feet away from such fence or privacy screen.
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- 973.9.1 Exemption - 102 - 106 Winchester Lane Notwithstanding anything in this Chapter to the contrary, the definition and interpretation of grade contained in Section 973.2.19 and th e provisions of Section 973.3.17, shall not apply to a fence constructed on or adjacent to the side lot line between that part of Lot 60, Plan 1984 described as Part 2, Plan 65R-4888 and Lot 55, Plan M-1856 (municipally known as at May 19, 1992 as 102 Winchester Lane and 106 Winchester Lane respectively) and the provisions of Sections 973.2, 973.9.3 and
- 973.9.4 shall apply in lieu thereof
- 973.9.3 Height - maximum - any yard Subject to Section 973.9.4, no fence shall exceed 1.8 m. (5.9 ft.) in height in any yard
- 973.9.4 Height - on sloping ground
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