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Casa Grande, AZ Fence Regulations: Height Limits (2026)

Some Restrictions
Compiled from the official code textEditor Martyn O'NeillLast verified September 2026

Key Facts

Max residential fence height
6 feet
Front yard fence max
36 inches
Corner lot visibility limit
30 inches within triangle
Visibility triangle size
40 ft along each curb line
Required gate/ingress width
min. 3 feet

Summary

In the City of Casa Grande, residential fences and walls top out at six feet, but front yards are limited to thirty-six inches, and corner lots must keep fences and plantings under thirty inches inside a visibility triangle at every street and driveway intersection.

In all parts of the city zoned residential, no fence or wall shall be erected or maintained more than six feet in height and also: A. No fence or wall shall be allowed in any required residential front yard which has any supporting member measuring more than thirty-six inches in height; ... ... C. On corner lots in all districts, no fence or planting in excess of thirty inches above the street center line grade shall be permitted within a triangular area defined as follows: beginning at the intersection of the projected curbing lines of two intersecting streets, thence forty feet along one curb line, thence diagonally to a point forty feet from the point of beginning on the other curb lines, then to the point of beginning, and at the intersection of each driveway or alley with a street, a triangular area where corners are defined by two points on the right-of-way line, fifteen feet on each side of the centerline of the driveway or alley and a point on the centerline ten feet outside right-of-way;

Full Breakdown

Casa Grande Municipal Code § 17.52.160 caps fences and walls in residentially zoned areas at six feet in height overall. Within a required front yard, no fence or wall may have a supporting member measuring more than thirty-six inches, under subsection (A). Subsection (B) requires side-yard fences, walls or hedges that run parallel to the front line of a building or mobile home to be set back at least five feet from that front line. Subsection (C) protects sightlines on corner lots: no fence or planting over thirty inches above the street centerline grade is allowed within a triangular area running forty feet along each of two intersecting curb lines from their intersection, and a similar triangle applies at every driveway or alley intersection with a street, measured fifteen feet along the right-of-way on each side of the driveway or alley centerline plus ten feet out from the right-of-way.

Subsection (D) requires an enclosed yard to keep a gate or collapsible section at least three feet wide for ingress, and subsection (E) allows corner side yard fences up to six feet, provided the fence is not adjacent to a neighboring front yard. Business and industrial district fences follow a separate ten-foot cap under § 17.52.170.

Violations & Fines

A residential fence exceeding six feet, a front-yard fence over thirty-six inches, or a corner-lot fence or planting that blocks the visibility triangle violates § 17.52.160 and is enforceable as a Title 17 zoning offense under § 17.72.050: a fine of fifty to seven hundred fifty dollars, up to four months in jail, or both, per violation.

Frequently Asked Questions

How tall can a fence be in a Casa Grande residential yard?
Section 17.52.160 caps residential fences and walls at six feet overall, but a fence in a required front yard cannot have a supporting member over thirty-six inches high.
What is the corner lot visibility triangle rule?
Subsection (C) bars fences or plantings over thirty inches above street centerline grade within a triangle extending forty feet along each intersecting curb line, and a similar triangle at driveway and alley intersections.
Can I fence in my whole backyard with a locked gate?
You can enclose it, but subsection (D) requires a gate or collapsible fence section at least three feet wide that stays unobstructed so there is always a way to reach the rear yard from the front.

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