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Fence Regulations in Beaumont, CA (2026)

2 verified fence regulations for Beaumont, California, sourced directly from the municipal code and official government pages.

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Height Limits

In the City of Beaumont, California, fences and walls can stand on property lines in any zone up to six feet. A fence in the required front yard stops at three and one-half feet (42 inches), corner lots carry the same 42-inch limit inside a 45-degree sight area, and manufacturing zones allow eight feet.

Beaumont, CA Fence and Wall Height Limits

Some Restrictions

Beaumont Municipal Code § 17.11.080

D.Fence and Wall Location and Height. Fences and walls may be erected on property lines in any zone, with a maximum height of six feet above the ground level immediately abutting the fence at its highest point, with the following exceptions:1.No fence greater in height than three and one-half feet (42 inches) may be placed in the required front yard, either along the front or side property line...

Material Restrictions

In the City of Beaumont, California, barbed or similar wire cannot be used in any fence unless the Community Development Director approves it in an agricultural or manufacturing zone, and even then it cannot be visible from a public street. Single-family fence materials need the Director's approval.

Beaumont, CA Fence Materials and Barbed Wire Ban

Some Restrictions

Beaumont Municipal Code § 17.11.080

A.Fencing Materials. Solid fences in multiple family residential, commercial and manufacturing zones shall be masonry or other permanent materials as approved by the Community Development Director. Open work fences facing any public street in commercial zones must be either masonry or metal grill work such as wrought iron. ... Fencing materials for residential development in the single-family r...

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