Zoning Permits
Zoning
permits are required for fences, signs, accessory sheds less than 200 square
feet, swimming pools and other zoning issues.
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Applicant submits the following
information to the Building Official:
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Completed building permit application,
and two sets project plans.
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Building Official will review building
permit application for document completeness and upon approval will
issue the zoning permit. At this time any applicable bonds will be
charged.
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The applicant will pay for the zoning
permit and applicable bonds at the City Treasurer. Copies of the
receipts will be provided to the Community Development. Until proof of
payment is received, no inspections will be scheduled.
Fences
Residential
fences are regulated through the Marysville Zoning Ordinance (Section
1645). Property owners of corner lots should be aware that Article 2,
Definitions, of the Marysville Zoning Ordinance requires all yards abutting
on a street to be considered a front yard for setback purposes. The fence
regulations are:
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Fences or walls in residential districts
not exceeding six feet in height may be constructed within a required
side or rear yard and may be along a property line.
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Ornamental fences and walls for decorative
purposes, not exceeding twenty-four inches in height as measured form
the established sidewalk or top of curb grade, may be located within a
front yard provided the fence is not closer than three feet to a front
lot line.
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Fences which enclose public or
institutional parks, playgrounds, or public landscaped areas situated
within areas developed within recorded lots shall not exceed eight feet
in height, measured from the surface of the ground, and shall not
obstruct vision to an extent greater than twenty-five percent of their
total area.
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Fences on lots of record shall not contain
barbed wire, electric current or charge of electricity.
Swimming Pools
Swimming
pools are regulated through the municipal Code of Ordinances and Zoning
Ordinance. Zoning permits are required for above ground swimming pools,
while in ground pools require building permits. Electrical connections to
either type of pool may require an electrical permit. Fuel fired heaters
will require a mechanical permit.
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Swimming pools shall not be closer than
six feet from any side or rear property lines or form any building
structure.
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No exposed electrical wires shall be
closer than five feet from the water’s edge, nor shall any exposed and
permanently installed electric wire within twenty-five feet from the
water’s edge of the pool be less than ten feet above the ground, nor
shall wires of any kind cross or be over the water surface unless
otherwise approved by the Building Inspector. Any underwater lighting
shall be accomplished by the use of methods and materials approved for
such purposes.
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All swimming pools shall be enclosed by a
fence, which shall be a minimum of four feet in height and constructed
as to not be climbable by children. The gates shall be self-closing,
self-latching from the inside and not readily accessible for children.
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The drain line for a pool may be connected
to a storm sewer, if available. However, at no time, may a pool drain
line be connected to a sanitary sewer.