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Department of Building & Safety 26442 Beckman Court Murrieta, CA. 92562 (951) 3042489 Fax: (951) 4616097COMMON PROPERTY LINE FENCE AGREEMENT THIS AGREEMENT has been entered into by the following property

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1. Identify the common property line between your property and your neighbor's property.
2. Communicate with your neighbor and discuss your intention to install a fence along the common property line.
3. Agree on the type of fence and the materials to be used. Consult local building codes and regulations to ensure compliance.
4. Hire a professional surveyor to accurately mark the common property line.
5. Obtain any necessary permits or permissions from local authorities.
6. Prepare the area by clearing any obstacles or unwanted vegetation.
7. Begin construction of the fence, following the agreed-upon design and using the chosen materials.
8. Make sure to install the fence precisely along the common property line, ensuring equal sharing of costs and responsibilities.
9. Complete the installation by securing the fence posts, attaching the panels or boards, and adding any necessary gates or access points.
10. Regularly maintain the fence to ensure its longevity and functionality.
11. Communicate with your neighbor throughout the process to address any concerns or disputes that may arise.

Who needs common property line fence?

1. Common property line fences are typically needed by homeowners or property owners who share a boundary with a neighboring property.
2. They are essential for defining and marking the boundary, ensuring privacy, security, and often serve as a mutual agreement between neighbors.
3. In some cases, local regulations or homeowner's association requirements may also mandate the installation of common property line fences.

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What is common property line fence?

A common property line fence is a fence that is shared by two adjacent properties and is located on the boundary line.

Who is required to file common property line fence?

Both property owners who share the common property line fence are required to file the necessary documentation.

How to fill out common property line fence?

To fill out a common property line fence form, property owners need to provide information about the type of fence, fence materials, location, and agreement between the property owners.

What is the purpose of common property line fence?

The purpose of a common property line fence is to establish and maintain a boundary between two properties, provide security and privacy, and prevent disputes over property lines.

What information must be reported on common property line fence?

Information such as fence type, materials, height, location, maintenance responsibilities, and agreement between property owners must be reported on the common property line fence form.