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(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. 2. N feneing e feet in hei t, 11 b e t + a 1 th aff the building setbarak line a4jaeart to sk-.gle family Fesidential uses. c d. No chain link or wire fencing shall be located closer than the building setback line adjacent to single- family or multiple - family residential uses. (3) Height offences. All fences or walls located along adjacent property 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: a. A joint fencing application is made with the signature of both adjacent property owners; and b. The Planning Director considers the desired fence to protect the interests of adjacent property owners and the community at large. (c) Barbed wire, razor wire or similar security fencing features are prohibited unless approved under subsection (b) (3) of this section. (d) Above - ground electrical fencing (does not include underground "virtual fencing," which is allowed), wire mesh (such as hog wire, chicken wire) and barbed wire are prohibited as perimeter fencing except on undeveloped parcels of five acres or greater in size, or platted lots with a recognized agricultural tax exemption. SECTION 8. Chapter 6, Development Standards, Article 1, Landscaping, Screening, Fencing, and Compatibility, is amended by adding a new Division 4 and Section 6.1.4.1 to read as follows: DIVISION 4: ON -SITE REFUSE AND RECYCLING • • Section 6.1.4.1 On -Site Refuse and Recvclin% •