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Ohio Code > Title 9 > Chapter 971 - Fences

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§ 971.01	Owner defined
§ 971.02	Preferred partition fence for livestock enclosures
§ 971.03	Application of chapter
§ 971.04	Alternative fence agreement between owners
§ 971.05	Affidavit concerning previous partition fence
§ 971.06	Responsibility for maintaining existing fence - removal
§ 971.07	Responsibility for new partition fence - reimbursement
§ 971.071	Allocation of fence costs between property owners
§ 971.08	Entry onto adjoining property to maintain fence
§ 971.09	Action for costs of maintaining fence
§ 971.10	Costs for making assignment
§ 971.11	Collection of tax
§ 971.12	Partition fences - failure to comply with assignment
§ 971.13	Costs for building fences
§ 971.14	Duties of county auditor
§ 971.15	Partition fence record
§ 971.16	Action for failure to build or maintain partition fence
§ 971.17	Notification of removal
§ 971.18	Permitting livestock to run at large
§ 971.33	Cutting of noxious weeds
§ 971.34	Notice to landowner failing to cut noxious weeds
§ 971.35	Cost - collection and payment
§ 971.36	Anticipating cost
§ 971.99	Penalty

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Questions & Answers: Fences

Can you tell me if there is a height restriction for a barbed wire fence between privately owned properties in Wisconsin, ie Langlade County? Thankyou...

Mike, This would seem to directly conflict with section 90.03 of the Wisconsin Statutes, which mandates shared responsibility for partition fences. http://www.lawserver.com/law/st...

Terry, Check with your local library for a copy of local ordinances regarding fence height. Steve Daily LawServer...

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