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Fence Requirements: Courtland vs Galt

How do fence requirements rules compare between Courtland, CA and Galt, CA?

Galt has fewer restrictions than Courtland.

Courtland, CA

Sacramento County

Heavy Restrictions

Sacramento County requires a clear sight triangle of 25 feet at corner lots. Fences, walls, and landscaping over 3 feet tall are prohibited in this triangle.

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Galt, CA

Sacramento County

Some Restrictions

Corner lots in Galt must keep fences, walls, and landscaping inside a visibility triangle at or below about 2.5 to 3 feet tall. Typical triangle size is 10 to 25 feet measured from the curb at driveways and intersections.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactCourtlandGalt
Triangle25 ft x 25 ft-
Max height3 ft-
Tree canopyAbove 7 ft OK-
DrivewaysArterial intersections included-
EnforcementPublic Works + Code-
Max Height-About 2.5 to 3 feet
Intersection-About 25 feet per leg
Driveway-About 10 feet per leg
Tree Canopy-Raise above 7-8 feet
Arterials-May be larger triangles

Highlighted rows indicate differences between cities.

Courtland FAQ

Does a 3-foot picket fence count?

Yes. Anything solid or semi-solid over 3 feet violates the rule, but a 3-foot picket at that height is permitted.

What if my existing hedge is taller?

You will receive a notice to trim. Failure to trim may result in County abatement with costs billed to you.

Galt FAQ

Do visibility triangles apply to my backyard fence?

Only if the fence is inside the triangle at a corner or along a driveway. Typical interior backyard fences are unaffected.

Can I have a tall hedge inside the triangle if it is trimmed?

The overall height rule still applies. Hedges and bushes must be kept at or below the visibility triangle height, usually 2.5 to 3 feet.

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