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Garden District homeowners get OK for 6‑foot safety fence
Summary
The Architecture Review Board approved a 6‑foot powder‑coated aluminum fence with a 4‑foot gate for Jim and Kim Tilley at 1831 South, after the Garden District Preservation Association raised clarifying questions and indicated support.
The Montgomery City Architecture Review Board approved a 6‑foot powder‑coated aluminum fence with a 4‑foot gate for homeowners Jim and Kim Tilley at 1831 South (Garden District). Jim Tilley told the board the fence is needed for pool safety and to address a vulnerable side area where landscaping can be jumped over. Laura Callaway of the Garden District Preservation Association said the association did not object in principle but asked questions about attachment points and gate poles; after those clarifications the association expressed support.
A board member said they had no objection and moved to approve the application as submitted; the motion was seconded and the board approved the permit on the public record. The applicant described the fence as matching existing neighborhood standards; the board recorded no additional conditions in the transcript.
