

Residential privacy fences can provide security, contain children and pets, shelter a yard from the elements, and can enhance the curb appeal of a home. On a corner lot, fences should be allowed to extend to the property line, and past the corner yard setback, if they do not exceed a maximum height of 48 inches, they are open style and slatted, have a maximum of 50% opacity, and incorporate a gate for utility and Village employees to inspect.
View the following links to see how the new zoning ordinance (DRAFT) addresses corner sideyard fences:
Requirements >> http://bit.ly/Antioch-ZO-CornerLotFences-Requirements
Corner Lot Definition >> http://bit.ly/Antioch-ZO-CornerLotFences-CornerLotDefinition
Corner Setback Definition >> http://bit.ly/Antioch-ZO-CornerLotFences-SetbackDefinition

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Defining the Built Character of Antioch
Permit fences to extend to the property line on corner lots

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Residential privacy fences can provide security, contain children and pets, shelter a yard from the elements, and can enhance the curb appeal of a home. On a corner lot, fences should be allowed to extend to the property line, and past the corner yard setback, if they do not exceed a maximum height of 48 inches, they are open style and slatted, have a maximum of 50% opacity, and incorporate a gate for utility and Village employees to inspect.
View the following links to see how the new zoning ordinance (DRAFT) addresses corner sideyard fences:
Requirements >> http://bit.ly/Antioch-ZO-CornerLotFences-Requirements
Corner Lot Definition >> http://bit.ly/Antioch-ZO-CornerLotFences-CornerLotDefinition
Corner Setback Definition >> http://bit.ly/Antioch-ZO-CornerLotFences-SetbackDefinition
Get rid of the gate requirement.