Cambridge By-law 092-05, s. 4 — Fence By-law
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4. Notwithstanding the provisions of section 3 above, on a corner lot, a fence not exceeding 2.1 m in height may be erected to the front lot line provided that no fence shall be erected or maintained higher than 0.75 m as measured from the centreline of the road within the daylighting triangle, as determined in accordance with Schedule "A".
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- 2(f)
- 3 If located back of the building line, a fence may be erected up to a maximum height of 2.1 m, except in an industrial zone as defined in the applicable zoning by-law when the maximum height shall be 2.4 m. If located between the building line and the front lot line, the maximum height shall be 0.9 m in any zone, except that a fence erected with a maximum height of 2.4 m will be permitted when used to enclose or protect a property for institutional, commercial or industrial zones as defined in the applicable zoning by-law
- 5 Barbed wire may only be used on the top and to the inside of fences that are described in any zone where the wording commercial or industrial appear as defined in the applicable zoning by-law and on farm fences
- 6 Snow fencing may not be used as a permanent fence in any zone where the word residential appears in the applicable zoning by-law within the areas of the City
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