A. 
No fencing, walls, structures or hedges over three-feet, six-inches in height shall be allowed in the following areas:
1. 
In residential zones in front or secondary front yard setbacks, except as allowed elsewhere in this title;
2. 
In residential zones in street side setbacks within forty-five (45) feet of a street corner;
3. 
In any nonresidential zone within ten (10) feet of any front property line; except as allowed elsewhere in this title; or
4. 
In any nonresidential zone within a triangle formed by measuring thirty feet from any street corner down the lot lines and connecting across the property.
B. 
Six-Foot Height Limit.
Fences, walls or hedges not regulated by subsection A, may be permitted on a lot up to six feet in height.
C. 
Additional Fence Height.
1. 
Fence heights regulated in subsection B, may be permanently increased by two feet to a maximum height of eight feet on interior side and rear yards in residential zones if:
a. 
The property owners on both sides of the proposed fence agree in writing to the additional fence height. The document shall be recorded with the county; and
b. 
That portion of the fence between six and eight feet in height is constructed of a material which is at least fifty (50) percent open.
2. 
Fence heights up to eight feet may be permitted on a site without respect to yard setbacks where it is found under site plan or design review that additional fence height is needed to reduce visual or noise impacts associated with a commercial or industrial use to adjoining residential lands.
(prior code § 8-1.6001(A)-(C); Ord. 97-03 § 2 (part))
In no instance shall a fence, wall or hedge be permitted which may create a hazard to vehicular or pedestrian traffic, as determined by the city engineer.
(prior code § 8-1.6001(F); Ord. 97-03 § 2 (part))