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Title 16 — SUBDIVISIONS›Chapter 16.52 — STREETS

Chapter 16.72 — FENCES

Orinda Planning Code · 2026-07 edition · updated 2026-09-23 · Orinda

16.72.010 - Required by hazardous conditions.

Fences shall be constructed by the subdivider where a condition hazardous to persons or property may exist.

(CCCC§ 918-2.002)

16.72.020 - Required where street crosses watercourses or drainage structures.

Wherever a street crosses over a watercourse or open channel, fences shall be provided around the head walls, end walls and other appurtenances of bridges or drainage structures, and shall be of a type, height and location as required by the Public Works Department.

(CCCC§ 918-2.004)

16.72.030 - Required along outside boundaries of open lined channel easements.

Fences shall be installed along the outside boundaries of all easements containing open lined channels having a depth of one and one-half feet or more. Fences shall be of the chain-link type, six feet in height, and provided with gates at appropriate locations.

(CCCC§ 918-2.006)

Chapter 16.80 - REVERSION TO ACREAGE

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▸Contents — Orinda Planning Code
Orinda Planning Code
  1. ▸Title 16 — SUBDIVISIONS
    Overview
    1. Chapter 16.04 — TITLE, PURPOSE AND SCOPE
    2. Chapter 16.08 — DEFINITIONS
    3. Chapter 16.12 — ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT
    4. Chapter 16.16 — MERGERS
    5. Chapter 16.20 — TENTATIVE MAPS
    6. Chapter 16.24 — VESTING TENTATIVE MAPS
    7. Article 1 — Form and Contents
    8. Article 2 — Supplementary Documents
    9. ▸Chapter 16.52 — STREETS
      Overview
      1. Chapter 16.56 — SURVEY MONUMENTS
      2. Chapter 16.60 — BRIDGE CROSSINGS AND MAJOR THOROUGHFARES
      3. Chapter 16.64 — DRAINAGE
      4. Chapter 16.68 — WATER AND SEWERS
      5. Chapter 16.72 — FENCES
      6. Chapter 16.80 — REVERSION TO ACREAGE
    10. Chapter 16.84 — CONDOMINIUM CONVERSIONS

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