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Commission recommends native-plant buffer for front-yard fence variance
Summary
The commission reviewed a fence variance for a property with two front yards, discussed visibility and material concerns, and moved to approve a comment recommending native plantings and other mitigation.
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Commissioners reviewed a variance application for a property with two front yards that would place a fence taller than the four‑foot front-yard limit in an area of complex lot geometry. Members discussed material choices (wood), setback questions and potential visual impacts and recommended adding native plants to soften the visual effect and protect vegetation.
The commission moved and voted to approve drafting an environmental comment that urges the applicant to consider native plantings and to mitigate any root disturbance if digging is required for fence posts. One member noted the project should avoid encroaching on neighboring property lines and suggested guidance on plant species that do not require heavy trimming.
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