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91 Residential Districts 1157.08 (f) On any lot in a U-1 or U-2 Use District, not more than two trucks not exceeding one and one-half tons in rated capacity each, may be paxked in a covered and closed garage only, provided the trucks axe used solely by occupants of the premises upon which the garage is locatedo However, the existing parking and storage of not more tha.n two trucks not exceeding one and one-half tons in rated capacity each, on any lot in a Class U-1 or U-2 Use District on which no suitable gaxage for such parking or storage is presently available xnay be continued by the occupants of such lot for a period of not more than twelve months immediately following the effective date of this section (Ordinance 766, passed June 18, 1962), on condition that such trucks shall at no time be parked nearer to any street than the rear line of tlie dwelling house on the lot and on fizrther condita.on that provision must be made to adeqtiately screen the parked or stored trucks from the view of the public and from the view of occupants of adjacent premises by means of fencing9 shrubbery, other planting or in some other effective manner; but, after the expiration of the period of twelve months, a closed garage must be provided for the vehiclesm The owner, owners or occupants of any building or premises or part thereof where anything in violation of this section is placed or exists, and any person, firm or corporation who violates any provision of this section or fails to comply therewith, or whoever parks, stores or keeps any vehicle upon aazy residential premises9 including Class U-1, Class U-2, Class U-3 and Class U-3AA Use Districts, in violation of this section, shall for each and every violation or noncompliance be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be subject to the penalty provided in Section 11490 990 (Ord. 766. Passed 6-18-62a ) 1157008 FENCES; PERMIT; FEEa (a) In Front Yards. In front yards in C1ass U-1, U-2, U-3 and U-3AA Use Districts, the only fences permitted sha,ll be open orna.mental fences, which shall be placed adjacent to the front entrance of. the dwelling, and not over forty-two inches in heighto An orna- mental split rail fence may be placed at a point not closer than twelve inches from the front property linee (Ord. 74-41. Passed 10-21-74.) (b) In Side and Rear Yards. In side yards and rear yards in Class U-1, U-2, U-3AA Use Districts, the only fences permitted shall be as follows: Split rail, chain link, board and board and picket fences. Board and board fences are to be built so the horizontal space between the vertical boards is three and one-half inches, and not to exceed six-inch board width. Open fences not over five feet in height shall be permitted along the side line of rear yards and along the rear lot line, provided such fences shall have uniformly spaced openings aggregating twenty-five percent (25%) of their surface areas between residential properties. However, an open or a closed fence not over eight feet in height may be placed along the rear or side line which separates residential property from property used for nonresidential purposes, subject to the written approval of the Building Commissioner, who shall not give his approval if he finds that such proposed fence is unsafe or unsightly or that it obstructs necessary light and air from adjacent property or that in some manner it does not conform with the ordinances of the Municipality. 1994 Replacement