Planning commission recommends code change to allow aluminum fence materials
Feb 10, 2026
The Park Ridge Planning & Zoning Commission voted Feb. 10, 2026 to recommend a zoning-text amendment (ZA 26-01) that clarifies when aluminum fencing that simulates other materials may be used; staff said enforcement would be permit- and complaint-driven and the appearance commission recommended non‑glossy finishes.
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The Park Ridge Planning and Zoning Commission on Feb. 10 voted to recommend a zoning-text amendment (ZA 26-01) that clarifies how aluminum materials may be used for residential and yard fences, including aluminum that simulates other materials when manufactured with a durable finish. Director Drew Awesome introduced the item, saying the change would "basically [be] just expanding how aluminum materials can apply to fences in our existing code" and that the city attorney and appearance commission reviewed the draft language.
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