Commission recommends new rules for buffering, fences, materials and maintenance
Staff proposed and the Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval of an ordinance amendment that would allow alternatives to a masonry wall for buffers between commercial and residential uses, set materials and maintenance standards for fences, and require irrigation for commercial landscaping.
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Decatur planning staff brought a staff-initiated amendment to the commission on Aug. 5 proposing new rules for screening, buffering, fences, materials and ongoing maintenance; the commission voted to recommend the amendment to City Council.
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