Greeley does not require building permits for standard fences up to 7 feet in height. Permits are only needed for fences exceeding 7 feet or in special circumstances.
Standard residential fences up to 7 feet in Greeley do not require a building permit, making the process relatively simple for homeowners. However, fences must still comply with zoning setback requirements, sight-triangle rules at corners, and material standards. Fences in flood zones, utility easements, or near public rights-of-way may require additional review. Property owners should verify boundaries before construction.
Fences violating setbacks or sight-line requirements receive code enforcement notices regardless of permit status.
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