Boundary Line For In Hillsborough
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Fence Height Florida building code generally requires that fences should be built no taller than six feet. Lower levels of government may have their own rules though. For example, Miami-Dade County regulations say that height for fences cannot exceed six feet in most cases.
Fences shall be constructed in a workmanlike manner and shall be of sound and sturdy construction. The finished side of the fence shall face outwards where visible from road rights-of-way, not including any such portion of the fence located in a required side yard or required rear yard.
Adjacent counties Pasco County – north. Polk County – east. Manatee County – south. Pinellas County – west. Hardee County – southeast.
A permit is required if your fence will be: On a commercial property, or residential property with three or more dwelling units. Taller than six feet. Concrete, masonry or block, including posts or include any reinforcement (concrete/rebar). Used as a required pool/spa barrier.
Hillsborough County Code states that fences may not exceed four feet in the "required" front yard, or six feet on the side and rear yard. It must be constructed of materials that are consistent with the neighborhood and of commonly-used materials (no scrap metal or other offensive material).
What is the zoning for my property? By accessing the Hillsborough County Map Viewer, you can find a variety of important property information, including current zoning, flood zone information, and land use application numbers. Simply enter an address and scroll through the results window.
