The city is looking at whether developers should be forced to build new fences when a neighbor already has one. This could save developers money and prevent 'double-fencing' between properties.
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This could lower construction costs for developers by removing the need for redundant fencing.
Developers and property owners who won't have to deal with unnecessary construction or double-fencing.
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The city is looking at ways to stop developers from building 'fences within fences' when they build next to existing homes. This creates trash traps and maintenance headaches, so they want to allow for more flexible designs.
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The city is looking at ways to stop developers from building new fences right next to existing ones, which creates 'no man's land' areas that collect trash and trap wildlife.