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The NYC Building Code generally allows a maximum fence height of 10 feet, and the NYC Zoning Resolution outlines additional height limits: Residential districts: 6 feet, BC 3112.1. Residential front yard fences: 4 feet, ZR 23-44. Residential side of corner lot: 6 feet, ZR 23-44.
If you have a single-family home, you can for the most part have one or two ADUs on it. The number of ADUs allowed on multi-family properties depends on the type of ADU constructed and how many dwelling units are already on the property.
Table Population Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander alone, percent (a)(a)  0.3% Two or More Races, percent  22.2% Hispanic or Latino, percent (b)(b)  75.3% White alone, not Hispanic or Latino, percent  12.1%57 more rows
The city is the birthplace of the Apollo space program and Taco Bell. It is also the home of the oldest operating McDonalds restaurant in the world. As of the 2020 census, the city had a total population of 114,355.
Maximum height: Maximum height of a residential wall or fence inches in the front and street side setback area is forty-two inches (42). Except within the corner cutback where the maximum height is 30 inches (see figure below).
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In Los Angeles the answer is not so simple, and depends on the location of the property. In most residential zones (R1 zones), the front yard fence can be 3.5 feet high, and the side and rear yard fences 8 feet highif the width of the lot is 40 feet or greater ( 6 feet if less than 40 feet).
In many ways, that is what Downey represents. Its hoity-toity, gilded and more conservative than surrounding neighborhoods a status-marking place where the average household income, at $88,000, is significantly higher than in other areas in Los Angeles with a similar ethnic makeup.

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