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Variance to allow existing chain link fence with attached tarp and barbed wire to remain, instead of complying with required screening fence materials.
The case was continued to allow the applicant to consult with legal counsel, impacting the timeline for addressing neighborhood concerns about the fence's appearance and effectiveness.
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Variance to allow existing chain link fence with attached tarp and barbed wire to remain, instead of complying with required screening fence materials.
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An auto repair business wants to keep its existing chain-link fence with tarps and barbed wire, but the city requires a more aesthetically pleasing fence. The case was continued to allow the applicant to consult with their attorney.
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