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Discussion and Review of Tiffin Municipal Code Revisions – Preparation for Setting the Public Hearing — Tiffin City Code - DRAFT

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CHAPTER 169 SCREENING AND BUFFERING STANDARDS C. Figure 17-3 - High Screen, S3: 4. Open Pattern Fence Or Wall, S4: A. Intent. The S4 Standard provides a tall, semi-opaque visual separation. The standard is applied where separation is required, but where visibility between areas is more desirable than a total visual screen. This standard provides for instances where security may be an issue and where landscaping is not a practical option. B. Required Materials. A four- to six-foot-high fence of 50 percent or greater opacity constructed of wood, brick, metal, masonry, or other permanent materials. 5. Opaque Fence or Wall, S5: A. Intent. The S5 Standard provides a complete visual separation. The standard is applied in instances where complete screening is needed to protect abutting uses. This standard provides for instances where security may be an issue and where landscaping is not a practical option. B. Required Materials. A four- to eight-foot-high fence, completely opaque, constructed of wood, brick, metal, masonry, or other permanent materials. When used for dumpsters or utility enclosures, the material must match the primary building material or be complementary to it. The height of the fence or wall will be determined based on the activity, materials, or equipment being screened. In general, the fence or wall should be of sufficient height to screen the activity, materials, or equipment from public view. CODE OF ORDINANCES, TIFFIN, IOWA - 1822 -

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