For a free privacy fence
Posted: Mon Apr 17, 2023 9:40 am
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For a free privacy fence
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Re: For a free privacy fence
Posted: Mon Apr 17, 2023 11:03 am
Mine already did. Didn't even have to go out naked. Not quite sure what that all implies, but there it is.
Re: For a free privacy fence
Posted: Mon Apr 17, 2023 6:01 pm
Wish that would work for me. Unfortunately, the back of my property butts up against a WCE (Wetlands Conservation Easement) owned by the HOA. Because of that, I'm not permitted to erect any fencing taller than 4ft. such that it blocks my neighbors' view of that WCE (my property has the most direct view of it). 'Matter of fact, the 6ft. privacy fence in the front and on the sides of my house have to slope down to that 4 ft.restriction and be made of picket fencing (All white PVC), which they are. The entire back boundry has no fencing at all. Sucks, because I want (eventually) to have a dog or two, and I'd need to make the entire back yard fenced in.
We'll see.
We'll see.
Re: For a free privacy fence
Posted: Tue Apr 25, 2023 10:31 pm
Is there a limit on vegetation/hedges? I'm growing a 12' Clusia hedge immediately behind my fence, as the city only allows a 6' fence...not tall enough to block the view of the w h i t e trash next door...FfNJGTFO wrote: ↑Mon Apr 17, 2023 6:01 pm Wish that would work for me. Unfortunately, the back of my property butts up against a WCE (Wetlands Conservation Easement) owned by the HOA. Because of that, I'm not permitted to erect any fencing taller than 4ft. such that it blocks my neighbors' view of that WCE (my property has the most direct view of it). 'Matter of fact, the 6ft. privacy fence in the front and on the sides of my house have to slope down to that 4 ft.restriction and be made of picket fencing (All white PVC), which they are. The entire back boundry has no fencing at all. Sucks, because I want (eventually) to have a dog or two, and I'd need to make the entire back yard fenced in.
We'll see.
Re: For a free privacy fence
Posted: Wed Apr 26, 2023 11:26 am
Unfortunately, yes. The objective is not to "block the view" of the space contained in the WCE. Such a hedge would definitely block the view. It, like the fence, can be no higher than 4ft.Tenzing_Norgay wrote: ↑Tue Apr 25, 2023 10:31 pmIs there a limit on vegetation/hedges? I'm growing a 12' Clusia hedge immediately behind my fence, as the city only allows a 6' fence...not tall enough to block the view of the w h i t e trash next door...FfNJGTFO wrote: ↑Mon Apr 17, 2023 6:01 pm Wish that would work for me. Unfortunately, the back of my property butts up against a WCE (Wetlands Conservation Easement) owned by the HOA. Because of that, I'm not permitted to erect any fencing taller than 4ft. such that it blocks my neighbors' view of that WCE (my property has the most direct view of it). 'Matter of fact, the 6ft. privacy fence in the front and on the sides of my house have to slope down to that 4 ft.restriction and be made of picket fencing (All white PVC), which they are. The entire back boundry has no fencing at all. Sucks, because I want (eventually) to have a dog or two, and I'd need to make the entire back yard fenced in.
We'll see.
And, besides, there aren't any such hedges of any kind in my neighborhood. I think the HOA would not approve of them as it makes my house look "different" than the other houses.Re: For a free privacy fence
Posted: Wed Apr 26, 2023 12:35 pm
HOA's can suck my *
Never again...
Never again...