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City / Area Fence Height Permitted Rear/Side Fence Height Permitted Front and Corner OHW Setbacks? "Good Side" Standard ? Material Restrictions? Sport Court ExceptionsOtherLittle Canada6.5 4 None Yesbarbed wire, maintenance-free material if near property line YesRoseville1011.08 - 6.5 feet 1011.08 - 4 feet1017.16 - Same setback as principle structure or deck expansion on non-conforming Yesno barbed wire, electirc, weaved or welded wire NoCan have weaved, welded, or meshed 8 foot fence for gardensVadnais Heights6 4 Unclear/None Yes More or less, yes Yes - 10 feet for tennis courtsI like this line - Special purpose fences. Fences for special purposes and fences differing in construction, height, or length may be permitted in any nonresidential district in the city by issuance of a conditional use permit approved by the planning commission and city council. Findings shall be made that the fence is necessary to protect, buffer, or improve the premises for which the fence is intended.Shoreview6 with special exceptions made for 8 feet - Line about berm only permitting to add a foot is good (Fences in other side or rear yards shall not exceed six feet in height. In no case shall the combined height of any fence and berm exceed the maximum height permitted by more than one foot.) 425 feet (shore impact zone edge) - fence cannot be taller than 3.5 feet from 50 feet or closer - can be 6 feet to shore impact zone if next to park, walkway, or similar facility. YesYes with line that alternative materials can be approved by City PlannerNot explicitly but likely one of the reasons for special fence permit ->Like this too - Fences for special purposes and fences differing in construction, height, or length may be permitted in any district in the city by the issuance of a special fence permit approved by the city council. Before issuing such a permit the city council may require the applicant to secure in writing the consent of the adjoining property owners to the issuance of such a permit. The city council may also submit the matter to the planning commission for its recommendation.Maplewood6 feet for residential - 10 feet for commercialNo separate cap - Opaqueness rule and corner site. Separate line in design standards caps @ 4 ft Unclear Yes No barbed wire Not explicitlyCity Council can approve variations with 10 days noticeWhite Bear Lake6 4 Unclear Yes No barbed wire in residentialSurvey may be required by the Zoning Administrator to establish the property lineArden Hills6 - 8 in commercial and industrial 325 feet (shore impact zone edge) - fence must be at least 75% transparent YesYes - Admin approval of those not specfically listed Not explicitlyFences which are temporary in nature shall be allowed seasonally for the purpose of protecting gardens or lawns from natural elements. Temporary fences that are 48 inches or less shall be allowed without a zoning permit and temporary fences over 48 inches are prohibited. )Richfield6 (must be 3 feet from property line) 4All fences must be located entirely within the lot lines of the subject site. (See also Subd.6.) It is the owner's responsibility to locate the relevant property corner stakes prior to installation.Nisswa6 vague Meet OHW setback No No barbed wire No but allow CUP for fence alternativesSaint Anthony Park (H-1 and H-2 Residential. T-1 and T-2 Commercial.7 - 8 in commercial 4 50 No No barbed wirre or electric fences YesThe applicant must ensure that fences and all supporting structures are completely within the boundaries of such lot with no portion encroaching onto adjacent property.Good Corner site measurement too - On a corner lot at two (2) intersecting streets in a residential zoning district, no fence, wall or other structure is allowed above a height of two (2) feet from sidewalk grade in the triangular area of the lot included within ten (10) feet of the corner along each lot line unless the structure is more than eighty (80) percent open.