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Code/Ch 123: Subdivision and Development of Land/Ch 123 Pt 1: Subdivision Regulations/Ch 123 Pt 1 Art II: Word Usage; Definitions/123-7: Usage and definitions.
See "fence." [Added 4-7-2005 by Ord. No. 524 ]
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Code/Ch 123: Subdivision and Development of Land/Ch 123 Pt 9: Natural Resources/Ch 123 Pt 9 Art XXIII: Natural Resources Protection/123-112: Word usage; definitions.
Area within a tree's temporary protection fencing and maintained throughout the entire period of construction. Protective fencing shall be placed at a horizontal distance from the trunk of one foot for ...
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Code/Ch 123: Subdivision and Development of Land/Ch 123 Pt 1: Subdivision Regulations/Ch 123 Pt 1 Art II: Word Usage; Definitions/123-7: Usage and definitions.
... uses as needed in all districts. The terms "fence" and "wall" do not include barriers of trees or shrubs. Fences shall not contain materials such as barbed wire ...
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... uses as needed in all districts. The terms "fence" and "wall" do not include barriers of trees or shrubs. Fences shall not contain materials such as barbed wire ...
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A fence permit shall be required whenever a fence or wall is constructed, ... and/or alteration of all fences and walls shall be in ... being the more stringent: No fence, buried cable electronic pet ...
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Fences and walls used for agricultural and ... this chapter, provided that these fences and walls do not hinder visibility ... or welfare. In no case shall such fences exceed 10 feet in height or such walls exceed six feet in height. Fences and walls of an historic nature, and ...
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From time to time, the Board of Supervisors of Lower Providence Township may adopt, by resolution, a fee schedule for the issuance of a fence permit under the requirements of this chapter.
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Code/Ch 123: Subdivision and Development of Land/Ch 123 Pt 1: Subdivision Regulations/Ch 123 Pt 1 Art II: Word Usage; Definitions/123-7: Usage and definitions.
An open, generally occupied area of a lot which must remain free of buildings but which may contain a lawn or planted areas, parking and/or driveways, walks, walls, fences and similar appurtenances.
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A strip of land which is planted and maintained in shrubs, bushes, trees, grass or other ground cover material and within which no structure or building is permitted except a wall or fence which meets Township requirements.
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Code/Ch 123: Subdivision and Development of Land/Ch 123 Pt 1: Subdivision Regulations/Ch 123 Pt 1 Art II: Word Usage; Definitions/123-7: Usage and definitions.
All areas which encompass and surround the indoor area. These areas do not include pastures if the pastures are rotated, are fenced in at least 15 feet from all residential property lines and the use does not meet the definition of livestock raising. [Added 4-7-2005 by Ord. No. 524 ]
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All areas which encompass and surround the indoor area. These areas do not include pastures if the pastures are rotated, are fenced in at least 15 feet from all residential property lines and the use does not meet the definition of livestock raising.
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A sign tacked, nailed, posted, pasted, glued, or otherwise attached to trees, poles, stakes, fences, public benches, streetlights, or other objects, or placed on any public property or in the public right-of-way or on any private property without the permission of the property owner.
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Code/Ch 123: Subdivision and Development of Land/Ch 123 Pt 2: Ultimate Rights-of-Way/Ch 123 Pt 2 Art IX: Regulations
... has been or is being dedicated, no financial compensation shall be provided for any structure, fence, wall, landscaping or other feature constructed or placed therein after the effective date of this ...
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Code/Ch 123: Subdivision and Development of Land/Ch 123 Pt 9: Natural Resources/Ch 123 Pt 9 Art XXIII: Natural Resources Protection/123-112: Word usage; definitions.
... resources plan shall denote each tree to be saved or removed, the location of the tree protection fencing and the proposed schedule of replacement trees, natural steep slopes, man-made steep slopes, ...
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... leachate collection and conveyance system, and security measures, such as fencing, that prevent access to the property. The prohibited activities include, ... wells, leachate collection and conveyance systems or the security fencing. Any use of leachate generated at the property, including, without ...
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... super filter fabric fence (or other approved protection ... super filter fabric fence (or other approved protection ... soil. Four-foot-high orange safety fence or other similar protection fence approved by the Township must be ...
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... (provided sealed to minimize or eliminate infiltration of floodwaters). Fences which are capable of allowing unrestricted passage of floodwaters and most debris, for example, barbed wire or post and rail fences. Relocation of a watercourse, provided that it has been approved by the ...
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... shall be screened from public view by an opaque fence or wall at least six feet high. Stored materials may not exceed the height of the fence. A screen buffer at least 15 feet wide, designed ... an outdoor area enclosed by walls or opaque fencing or at least six feet and no more than 12 feet ...
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