Chandler's development standards specify acceptable fence materials in residential areas. Standard materials include masonry block, wood, vinyl, and wrought iron, with barbed wire prohibited in residential zones.
Chandler allows standard residential fence materials including masonry block, wood, vinyl, wrought iron, and chain link in most residential districts. Barbed wire, razor wire, and electrified fences are prohibited in residential areas. The Unified Development Manual may require specific materials in planned communities, along major roadways, or for theme walls. Chain link in front yards may be restricted. HOA CC&Rs frequently impose stricter material requirements than city standards. All fences must be maintained in good repair; deteriorated fences can be cited by Neighborhood Preservation.
Fences using prohibited materials or in significant disrepair trigger Neighborhood Preservation enforcement. Property owners must replace non-conforming materials.
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Chandler requires all residential vehicles to be parked on improved surfaces (concrete, asphalt, or masonry). Vehicles may not overhang into public sidewalks...
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Chandler allows RV storage in residential districts only behind the front yard setback and screened from the street by a solid 6-foot wall or fence under Cha...
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Chandler City Code Ch. 10 limits dogs/cats in residential zones. Hoarding charged under AZ §13-2910 cruelty. Chandler PD and MCACC jointly investigate; kenne...
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Chandler prohibits keeping poisonous reptiles and snakes within the city. Certain animals must be kept at least 200 feet from neighboring residences without ...
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Chandler enforces smoke alarm requirements through the 2018 International Fire Code (adopted in City Code Chapter 19) and the 2018 International Residential ...
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Chandler Fire Department adopts IFC Ch. 61. Residential cap: two 20-lb cylinders outdoors; no indoor storage. Permit required for tanks >125 gal. Chandler In...
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