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Sunset over a lake with a wooden fence in the foreground.

Enclosed Fences

While some fencing is desirable for privacy or to protect small children and pets, allowing each lot to have property line fencing tends to create a cluttered appearance of small home sites, diminishing the open green vistas intentionally created. Before installation, all fencing must receive approval from the Melrose Board of Trustees. Additionally, fencing permits must be obtained from the City of Pickerington using the form below.


Refer to Resolution 2025-3 for standards regarding uniform fencing enclosing property.

click here to submit a city permit application online

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