Beaverton requires building permits for fences over 7 feet tall, fences over 8 feet for open chain link or woven wire, and all fences serving as swimming pool barriers. Applications should be made through the city's building department. Always check with the Planning Division for zoning and land use requirements before building.
A building permit is required in Beaverton for: (1) fences over 7 feet in height, (2) open chain link or woven wire fences over 8 feet, and (3) any fence serving as a swimming pool barrier (BMC Chapter 8.05). No permit is needed for standard residential fences 7 feet or under. Before constructing any fence, residents should check with the City Planning Division regarding land use, zoning, traffic vision clearance, and other regulations. The Beaverton Electronic Permitting System (BEPS) is available for online permit applications.
Unpermitted construction: stop-work order. May require removal or modification. Retroactive permit with penalty fees.
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