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Cattle‑guard and cedar fence approved at 8828 N. Navajo Rd.
Summary
Crosby Thomas’ plan to install 105 feet of four-foot-high cattle guard fence and 13 feet of solid cedar fence was approved after Thomas referenced gate locations per the packet; Trustee Ben Minkin moved the motion and Committee Member Christine Duback seconded.
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The committee approved homeowner Crosby Thomas’ plan for 105 lineal feet of four-foot-high cattle guard fence around the backyard and 13 lineal feet of four-foot-high solid cedar fence between the garage and home at 8828 North Navajo Road. Thomas described gate locations per the packet and the committee approved the installation following a motion by Trustee Ben Minkin and a second from Committee Member Christine Duback.
No neighbor objections or additional conditions were recorded in the minutes. The committee’s vote was unanimous.
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