A structure typically built to enclose
real property for purposes of confining,
preventing entrance, or marking of
boundaries.
Fence issues
are usually encountered
in relation to requirements
concerning the construction, location, and
purposes that are typically detailed in
municipal zoning by-laws, e.g., fence height
and type of construction, requirements for
properties zoned as commercial or industrial
adjacent to residential areas, and special
requirements relating to such areas as
parking lots, corner lots, pedestrian
walkways, open space zones, public parks,
and recreational facilities. Provincial
legislation sets out regulatory requirements
concerning the construction and maintenance
of fences that mark boundaries of a property
and methods to resolve fencing disputes
arising between owners of abutting
properties.
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