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LANI3 DEVELOPMENT REGULATIOI~*S (b) Height of fences in side ¢nd front y¢rds. No fence in a front yard or along a side line of a lot in a residential zone, other than a retaining wall, shall be higher than six feet in height unless the adj oining lot is not in a residential zone. Construc- tion of a fence exceeding six feet in height re- quires abuilding permit. (c) Height of fences in re¢r yard. No fence higher than eight feet may be located in a re- quired rear yard in a residential district, unless the adjoining lot is not in a residential zone. Construction of a fence exceeding sig feet in height requires a building permit. (d) General requirements for fences. (1) Loc¢tion. Any fence shall be located en- tirely upon the private property of the person constructing or causing the con- struction of such fence unless the owner of the adjoining property agrees, in writing, that such fence may be erected on the division line of the respective properties. The director of planning or their designee may require the owner of the property upon which a fence exists to establish the boundary lines of the property by a survey thereof. (2) Construction ¢nd m¢inten¢nce. a. Every fence shall be constructed in a complete and substantial manner and of materials reasonably suited for the purpose for which the fence is proposed to be used. b. Every fence shall be maintained in a condition of reasonable repair. No fence shall be constructed or con- tinue which is dangerous to the pub- lic safety, health, or welfare as deter- mined by the director of planning or their designee. c. Electric fences, barbed wire fences and barbless wire fences shall be permitted only in the A-1 and R-la zoning districts when related to farm- ing, but not as boundary fences. (3) Finished side of fence to f¢ce ¢djoining property. If the material used in the fence construction is not finished on both sides, Supp. No. 8 CJ_ § 30-798 the finished side of the material shall be on the outside, facing the abutting or adj oining properties, and all posts or struc- tures supporting the fence shall be on the inside of the fence. (4) a. ~ All below ground pools that require a building permit shall be enclosed with a fence that is a rr,in;rr,um four feet high and includes lockable gates. The fence shall be installed prior to filling the pool. Fenang shall be chain link, vertical pickets or solid. Spaces between the bottom of the fence and the ground or between the pickets shall not exceed four inches. b. All above ground pools that require a building permit shall be enclosed with a fence that complies with stan- dards for below ground pools. On above ground pools that area mini- mum of four feet above grade on all sides, access can controlled with a lockable or removable ladder. (Code 1982, § 900.20(6); Ord. No. 03-10, § 1, 6-16-2003; Ord. No. 04-15, § 1, 10-18-2004) Sec. 30-797. Essential services. Essential services may be located in any dis- trict subject to compliance with all applicable laws, regulations and ordinances. Prior to the commencement of construction, installation or condemnation, plans for the proposed essential service activity shaIl be submitted to and re- viewed by the council. The council may require that the location and construction of such services be made compatible with the existing and planned development, including, without Limitation, roads, parks, schools and buildings. (Code 1982, § 900.20(9)) Sec. 30-798. Structures to have access. (a) Every building hereafter erected or placed shall be on a lot abutting and having access to a street. (b) All structures shaIl be so located on lots as to provide safety and convenient access for servic- ing, fire protection, and required off-street park- ing. )30:92.1