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and the building setback line when adjacent to a public or private street right-of-way, park or trail. (3) Height o fences. Any fence or wall located between the street ri hg t-of- way and the front facade (or side facade if a corner lot) of a building shall not exceed three feet in height unless one of the following conditions applies: a. The fence is less than eight feet tall and is on property in an Industrial or Heavy Commercial zoning district. b. The fence is less than eight feet tall, decorative and encloses only outdoor dining or recreation areas. (4) Fences between buildings on the same lot. Any fence located facing a street that is between adjacent buildings and behind the front most facade of either building may not exceed eight feet in height. (b) Fences Permitted Along Private Propertv Lines. (1) Materials permitted. Generally fences or walls may be constructed of wood. decorative metal, masonrv, chain link or other similar materials. New and innovative materials may be approved for use by the responsible official if the material is compatible. (2) Location of fencing. Fences are permitted along adjacent property lines situated as follows: a. No fencing shall be placed along an adjacent property line with segments that are not in conformance with subsection (b) of this section. b. No fencing shall be located in a manner to preclude landscape maintenance or fence repair without a suitable access agreement. C. No fencing above three feet in height shall be located closer than the building setback line adjacent to single family residential uses. d. No chainlink or wire fencing shall be located closer than the building setback line adjacent to single family or multiple-family residential uses. (3) Height of fences. All fences or walls located along adjacent lines shall be no taller than eight feet at the building setback line or six feet if • located closer unless the following conditions are met: