grade for driveways, walkways, uncovered parking, uncovered or unenclosed swimming pools, walls or fences , covered but unenclosed patios, or structures used for beautification or landscaping such as arbors, trellises, and flagpoles. **"Depth of a lot"**
Read it in the chapter →How this ordinance defines it
The operative definition is the local one. Codes routinely subdivide a category into tiers — “day care 2, family”, “group home 2” — and attach different permissions to each, so only La Mesa’s own text settles what this covers.
and maintained in accordance with standards established by city council resolution. 4. All fences and structures shall be kept in good condition. All building materials and architectural features shall be kept in good condition, both
Read it in the chapter →5′. All other setbacks in the underlying zone shall be observed. **C. Fencing:** Fences in the interior lot may be 6 feet in the front setback without a special permit. All other regulations of the
Read it in the chapter →line, easement boundary or as determined by the Director of Planning. **C. Fencing:** Fences on lots which do not have more than 23 feet frontage on a dedicated street may be 6 feet high in
Read it in the chapter →per Chapter 24.04 and standards established by city council resolution; erection of required fences ; relocation of driveways; and requirements of this chapter. The plans for such conversion shall include: 1. A detailed plot plan and
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