a. All property lines are located in order to determine that no fence, hedge, or wall extends beyond or across a property line. A fence, hedge, or wall may cross a property line if an agreement with the abutting property owner is obtained;

b. Reserved;

c. Any fence, hedge or wall placed within ten feet of a driveway may not exceed three feet in height if a sight-obscuring solid material is used, such as wood, vinyl, etc.; and four feet if nonobscuring open materials are used, such as wrought iron, picket with gaps no less than width of slat, etc., for the first ten feet behind the sidewalk; and

d. No barbed wire or other sharp, pointed, or electrically charged fence may be erected or maintained, except a temporary fence on a construction site to protect the property during the period of construction may be topped with barbed wire where the barbed wire is not less than eight feet above the ground and does not extend more than two feet above the temporary fence.

e. All fences shall be constructed of quality materials that are specifically manufactured for fencing and shall not be constructed with any material that was originally made for other intentions. Unless specifically being used for a bona fide agricultural use, perimeter fencing within a residential area shall not be constructed from any material that was manufactured for an agricultural use such as chicken wire, deer fencing, hog wire, wire strands, t-stakes, or grape stakes.

f. All fences shall be maintained in a good condition by the property owner including compliance with the following standards:

a. In a required yard abutting a street, the total effective height above the finished grade measured on the side nearest the street;

b. In any other required yard, the total effective height above the finished grade measured on the side nearest the abutting property;

c. On a property line, measured from the finished grade of either side when the abutting property owners are in agreement;

d. A temporary fence on a construction site may be as high as required to protect the property during the period of construction;

e. Fencing up to eight feet in height may be allowed in the side(s) or rear yard provided one of the following requirements are met:

f. Corner lots may have a fence up to seven feet in height, enclosing the yard area opposite one of the side yards and along the street frontage, provided the fence does not extend into the remaining required front yard setback. Any fence, hedge, or wall placed within ten feet of a driveway may not exceed three feet in height for sight-obscuring solid material or four feet in height for nonobscuring open materials for the first ten feet behind the sidewalk.