Common use of Wildlife Impermeable Fencing Clause in Contracts

Wildlife Impermeable Fencing. Wildlife impermeable fencing is prohibited on the Easement Property or on the sides of the Easement Property that connect to other portions of the Easement Property or open space. Wildlife impermeable fencing is defined as a fence or wall, other than a retaining wall, that prevents various species of wildlife from freely passing through with little or no interference. Except for gates and associated gate support components, a fence or wall that is higher than 8 feet above grade, inclusive of any wire strands placed above a top rail of a fence of wall, is considered impermeable fencing.

Wildlife Impermeable Fencing. Wildlife impermeable fencing is prohibited on the Easement Property or on the sides of the Easement Property that connect to other portions of the Easement Property or open spacespace.except along the perimeter of the Easement Property, where it is encouraged. Wildlife impermeable fencing is defined as a fence or wall, other than a retaining wall, that prevents various species of wildlife from freely passing through with little or no interference. Except for gates and associated gate support components, a fence or wall that is higher than 8 feet above grade, inclusive of any wire strands placed above a top rail of a fence of wall, is considered impermeable fencing.