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(4) Open Space-Conservation Easement perimeter fences shall provide openings sufficient to accommodate the free passage of wildlife through the easement, such as a split-rail wood fence (see exhibit). ' —�""� ' (' .��--. Where a pathway is located within _ uaoo . << `_.•' an open space-conservation easement, the open perimeter fence shall be required to have at least two r,, '� 'r�``Q; =`, ��'� F�,c ., , ' openings no less than the width of ��' � i::�`` ' "' -��'s � r'rr ''�'• the pathway easement. (5) No fence, wall, gate, or column shall be located within a road right of way or public utility easement, with the exception of a four-foot (4') tall mailbox post or column. An encroachment permit from the Engineering Department is required to install a mailbox post or column. Any existing fence, wall, gate, or column located within a road right of way or public utility easement may be removed at the owner's expense. 6 Solid walls fences or gates shall not exceed a maximum height of three 3 feet in an g g ( ) area bounded by the center line of intersecting roads or easements for vehicular access, public or private and a straight line joining points on such center lines eighty (80') feet distant 801 from their intersection in order to provide an unobstructed view of approaching traffic on the intersecting roads (see exhibit). The City Engineer 80' may prescribe greater restrictions than the height set forth in this paragraph where unusual conditions 0 73FeetlHigh Max make such additional restrictions desirable in the interests of the public safety. (7) Any fence or wall may be required to be landscaped. Screen plantings required as a condition of approval for any fence or wall shall be maintained by the property owner in good condition. (8) Notwithstanding other provisions of this chapter, replacement of existing fences, walls, gates, or columns, constructed with the prior issuance of a permit(s) from the Town, shall be permitted if the replacement is of a like material, no greater in height, and no closer to adjacent property lines than the existing fence, wall, gate, or column, or if replaced by an "open" fence meeting all of the provisions of this section, except that replacement with chain link fencing is subject to all provisions of this section. Repair of short sections (less than 100 feet, not to exceed fifty (50 %) percent of that segment of fencing over a 12-month period) of existing fences and walls does not require a permit. Replacement of existing fences, walls, gates, or columns, which are replaced other than as specified above, are subject to all provisions of this section. Replacement of any of the above, however, shall be prohibited if the City Engineer determines that a public safety hazard exists.