Richmond Hill By-law 973, s. 973.9.4 — Height - on sloping ground
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Height - on sloping ground
Where the surface of the ground within four feet of a fence slopes upward and grade is taken at a point other than the location where a structural support is embedded in the ground, no fence shall be built higher than 2.4 m. (7.9 ft.) from the location where a structural support is embedded in the ground. By-law 135-92, 19 May, 1992.
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- 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
- 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
- 973.9.5 Exemption - 22 Pebblelane Court Notwithstanding anything in this Chapter to the contrary, the provisions respecting the permissible height of a fence located in the front yard or on the flankage lot line shall not apply to the property municipally known in the year 1999 as 22 Pebblelane Court, Lot 8, Registered Plan 65M-3145 provided
- 973.9.5(a)
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