A. Protect or enhance property and life and that are compatible with residential neighborhoods while protecting the public from hazardous fences or fences that may blight residential neighborhoods;

B. Increase visibility of front yards by using the principles of the Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) Program to increase public safety and to deter crime;

C. Promote and enhance the City’s neighborhoods as walkable places and reduce impacts on the pedestrian experience that may result from taller fencing;

D. Maintain the open space character of certain residential neighborhoods and promote public view corridors by encouraging the application of non-solid styles of fencing, and landscaped screens.