FENCING AND SCREENING Sample Clauses

FENCING AND SCREENING. 5.1 The site must be fenced in a neat and secure manner. 5.2 All street boundaries, pasture and conservation boundaries must be screened and ALEMA may require that other boundaries be screened off at the Contractors expense should the privacy of neighbours be compromised. 5.3 Once the areas to be screened off have been established by ALEMA, the relevant areas shall be screened off by the Contractor with forest green 80% factor shade cloth of a minimum of 1.8 meters in height with a one 4Xmeter wide entrance gate in the position as agreed at the site handover. Shade cloth shall be supported by a sturdy fence, itself supported by steel Y poles spaced at a maximum of 3 meter intervals. The whole structure is to be supported in such a manner so as to sag or not to come loose and/or adrift. The entrance shall be closed and secured with a gate clad with the same shade cloth. The gate shall be closed and secured at the end of each working day. 5.4 The Contractor shall carry out regular inspections during the contract period to ensure containment of all material, equipment and so forth within the screened areas and to monitor damage to the surrounding vegetation. Any damage to existing vegetation shall immediately be reported to the BCM by the Contractor and the costs of replacement will be for the Contractor’s account. 5.5 ALEMA’s nominated representative, who may include the BCM, is entitled at any time to carry out unscheduled inspections on site to ensure that the provisions of this agreement are adhered to.
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FENCING AND SCREENING. Fencing of site borders is not permitted, other than the temporary use of shade netting during construction as set out above. Screening between and in areas immediately around dwellings is permitted, provided this is of limited height, is part of the overall building design, and does not disturb the aesthetics of the surrounding area.
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FENCING AND SCREENING. County agrees that the distance from Project Site to any adjacent residence is sufficient to not necessitate aesthetic screening at present. Any chainlink fence shall be treated to eliminate shine, reflection, and glare coming from the new fence. If an abutting parcel is subdivided into smaller lots and then developed, and the owner of one of the newly developed subdivision lots submits to County a written request for visual screening, the Developer agrees to install screening in one or more of the following manners, at their option: 7.7.1. A six foot solid fence, or slats installed in the chainlink fence specified in Attachment B; 7.7.2. Dense vegetation that obscures the view of the project; 7.7.3. A six foot land-berm covered with native vegetation.
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FENCING AND SCREENING. Fences used for agricultural purposes, recreation use or public safety are not regulated by this Chapter.
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FENCING AND SCREENING. County agrees that the distance from Project Site to any adjacent residence is sufficient to not necessitate aesthetic screening. Any chainlink fence shall be treated to eliminate shine, reflection, and glare coming from the new fence.
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FENCING AND SCREENING. Any provided fencing and screening methods and materials shall be approved at the time of building permit application. Any plans for outside storage facilities shall comply with the applicable ordinances and zoning regulations of the CITY and shall be submitted in writing to the CITY for prior approval. No barbed wire is allowed. If any fencing or screening is installed by the DEVELOPER during development, all future maintenance and upkeep shall be performed by the DEVELOPER or homeowner’s association (HOA). LIGHTING: A Street and Parking Lighting Plan shall be submitted to the CITY for approval and shall comply with the CITY zoning ordinance. Outdoor lighting sources shall employ cutoff luminaries to minimize light trespass and glare. SIGNAGE: Signs, other than street or traffic/regulatory, of such location, type, and size as shall be approved as part of the building permit process giving due regard to the prevailing type, size and pattern of location utilized throughout the area.
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