Pompano Beach regulates fence materials under Zoning Code Section 155.5302 (Fences and Walls). Fences are permitted along property perimeters except where prohibited by other codes. Materials must be durable and maintained. Fences cannot obstruct fire hydrant access per the Fire Code. Screening requirements under Section 155.5301 may require specific materials for commercial-to-residential buffers.
Under Section 155.5302 of the Pompano Beach Zoning Code, fences and walls are permitted along property perimeters and within front, side, and rear yards except where expressly prohibited. Fences must not obstruct fire hydrant access or other fire-fighting equipment per the Fire Code. Screening requirements under Section 155.5301 may mandate specific materials for buffers between commercial and residential uses. Materials must be durable and maintained in good condition. Chain link, wood, aluminum, PVC, and masonry are commonly permitted materials. Barbed wire and razor wire are typically restricted to industrial zones.
Non-compliant fence materials or poorly maintained fences are code violations enforceable through Code Compliance.
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