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Residents can now apply for permits to build fences taller than the standard four feet in their front yards, provided they get a conditional use permit. This allows for more flexibility in property use and aesthetics.
At a glance
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before.
Costs are borne by the private property owners.
Homeowners seeking increased privacy and security.
Residents are increasingly requesting taller fences for privacy and pool safety. The city is balancing these requests with the need to keep streets and sidewalks clear.
Residents can now apply for permits to build fences taller than the standard four feet in their front yards, provided they get a conditional use permit. This allows for more flexibility in property use and aesthetics.
This is a procedural step to align Draper City's maps with an upcoming boundary change, ensuring accurate land use designations.
Minimal impact on the neighborhood as the fence is located in the rear yard.
Requires specific gate setbacks to ensure traffic and pedestrian safety.
Requires gate setbacks to maintain clear views for pedestrians and cyclists.
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