Farmersville does not allow new chain link on residential lots, but existing chain link can be replaced like-for-like. We do both: the replacement, or an upgrade to a material the city allows. Serving Farmersville and all of Collin County.
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Farmersville’s zoning code prohibits chain link on residential lots, along with sheet metal and second-hand materials, but lets existing chain link be replaced like-for-like. Allowed residential materials include ornamental metal, cedar and redwood, composite, masonry, and vinyl in flat white or flat natural tones. Farmersville Code of Ordinances, Sec. 77-69.
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Existing chain link replaced like-for-like, as the code allows.
The open look of chain link in a material the city allows.
Privacy fencing up to 8 feet.
Allowed in flat white or flat natural tones.
Not on a residential lot. Farmersville prohibits chain link on residential lots, but an existing chain link fence can be replaced like-for-like.
Ornamental metal for an open line, cedar or redwood for privacy, composite, or vinyl in flat white or flat natural tones.
On single-family lots, a permit is required when more than 50% of the fence along a property line is replaced.
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