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    Residential Masonry Fence/Wall Details

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    This document provides the requirements for constructing residential masonry walls and fences over 3 feet tall in Scottsdale, Arizona. It outlines that a building permit is required and includes details on submittal requirements like providing a plot plan, inspection requirements at different stages of construction, and abbreviations. Residential masonry fences and walls must not exceed 6 feet in height and cannot be located within the required front yard setback. Inspections are needed at the footing, grout, bond beam, and final stages before the project is approved.

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    Residential Masonry Fence/Wall Details

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    This document provides the requirements for constructing residential masonry walls and fences over 3 feet tall in Scottsdale, Arizona. It outlines that a building permit is required and includes details on submittal requirements like providing a plot plan, inspection requirements at different stages of construction, and abbreviations. Residential masonry fences and walls must not exceed 6 feet in height and cannot be located within the required front yard setback. Inspections are needed at the footing, grout, bond beam, and final stages before the project is approved.

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    This document provides the requirements for constructing residential masonry walls and fences over 3 feet tall in Scottsdale, Arizona. It outlines that a building permit is required and includes details on submittal requirements like providing a plot plan, inspection requirements at different stages of construction, and abbreviations. Residential masonry fences and walls must not exceed 6 feet in height and cannot be located within the required front yard setback. Inspections are needed at the footing, grout, bond beam, and final stages before the project is approved.

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    Residential Masonry Fence/Wall Details

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    Mary Joy Paunil
    This document provides the requirements for constructing residential masonry walls and fences over 3 feet tall in Scottsdale, Arizona. It outlines that a building permit is required and includes details on submittal requirements like providing a plot plan, inspection requirements at different stages of construction, and abbreviations. Residential masonry fences and walls must not exceed 6 feet in height and cannot be located within the required front yard setback. Inspections are needed at the footing, grout, bond beam, and final stages before the project is approved.

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    Residential

    Masonry
    Fence/Wall
    Details
    CITY OF SCOTTSDALE
    SUBMITTAL
    REQUIREMENTS
    FOR RESIDENTIAL
    SIX (6) FOOT MASONRY
    WALLS

    This standard includes the minimum B. PERMIT AND PLAN REQUIRMENTS


    requirements for construction of residential 1. Provide a plot plan (see attached example)
    masonry walls and fences on single-family showing the street(s), property lines, lot
    residential lots located south of Shea Blvd dimensions, location of all existing
    and west of 122nd street. A building permit structures and the location of the fence.
    is required for the construction of new List the lineal footage of the fence to be
    masonry walls three (3) feet or taller or for built. You may contact the City Records
    the replacement of an existing fence. This Department (480-312-2356) to verify if
    standard does not include the construction there is an existing site plan on file for your
    of retaining walls. This should not be property. If one is not available, you may
    considered a complete list of code obtain a copy of your subdivision lot
    requirements. Inspections must be passed showing the lot dimensions and any
    before the work is considered completed by easements on your property.
    the City of Scottsdale. 2. The attached building plans are for your
    use. You cannot exceed the fence/wall
    A. LOCATION height dimensions that are shown.
    C. INSPECTION REQUIREMENTS
    Fences, retaining walls and associated footings You will receive an inspection card that
    are permitted to be constructed on/or within lists in detail the required inspections. The
    property lines. The city of Scottsdale does not following list is for your information and
    get involved in property line disputes related to may vary depending on what you will be
    fence and footing locations or fence ownership. including in your building.
    These disputes are civil matters and must be 1. A fence footing inspection.
    resolved between the concerned parties. Walls 2. A masonry grout inspection
    and fences shall not exceed 3 ft. in height located 3. A masonry bond beam inspection
    within the required front yard. The fence height is 4. A fence final
    measured from natural grade on the inside of the
    enclosure.NOTE: setbacks are measured from ABBREVIATIONS:
    property line. P.U.E. = PUBLIC UTILITY EASEMENT
    Planning and Zoning 480-312-7083 W/N=WITHIN
    Request Line 480-312-5796 O.C=ONCENTER
    Development Services 480-312-2500 PRESS.=PRESSURE TREATED
    Inspection Services 480-312-5750

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    Revised 07*24*2002

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