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Washington County, Wisconsin

Village of Kewaskum fence permit

Do you need a fence permit in the Village of Kewaskum? Yes. The Village of Kewaskum requires a permit before you build a fence.

permit.guide can turn a fence drawn on an aerial photo of your lot into a complete permit application package for the Village of Kewaskum (site plan, aerial photo and filled-in details) in a few minutes. Start with your address.

Quick facts

Permit required
Yes
Fee
See the village fee schedule
Side and rear yards
6.5 ft
Front (street) yard
3 ft
Corner lots
Traffic visibility rules (§95-61) apply
Distance from lot line
Up to the lot line; 3 ft from street right-of-way, 5 ft from alleys.
Good side faces
Finished side faces the neighbors.
Not allowed
Electric and barbed wire (outside A-1 and C-2 districts).
How to apply
Email
Plan your fence and build the applicationLook up your address, draw the fence on an aerial photo of your lot, and get a site plan and filled-in application you can send to Village of Kewaskum.

How to file for a fence permit in the Village of Kewaskum

  1. Get the permit forms from Kunkel Engineering, the Village's contracted building inspector.
  2. Include a plot plan or plat of survey showing the fence and its setbacks.
  3. Submit to Building Inspector Rob Froh ([email protected], 920-382-6202).
  4. Call Diggers Hotline (811) at least 3 business days before digging.
  5. Inspections are by appointment only; contact Rob Froh to schedule.
Inspections
By appointment only with Rob Froh, 920-382-6202

Who to contact

Rob Froh, Kunkel Engineering
Building inspector

Phone
920-382-6202
Email
[email protected]

What to submit

  • Building permit application
  • Site sketch with fence location

Official application form or packet

Before you dig

Call Diggers Hotline at 811 (or file online at diggershotline.com) at least 3 business days before digging post holes. Find your lot corner markers and keep the fence on your side of the line. County parcel maps can be off by several feet; if you're not sure where the line is, a licensed land surveyor can stake it.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a permit to build a fence in the Village of Kewaskum, WI?

Yes. The Village of Kewaskum requires a permit before you build a fence.

How tall can a fence be in the Village of Kewaskum?

Side and rear yards: 6.5 ft. Front (street) yard: 3 ft. Corner lots: Traffic visibility rules (§95-61) apply.

How close to the property line can I put a fence in the Village of Kewaskum?

Up to the lot line; 3 ft from street right-of-way, 5 ft from alleys.

Which side of the fence has to face the neighbor in the Village of Kewaskum?

Finished side faces the neighbors.

How much is a fence permit in the Village of Kewaskum?

See the village fee schedule.

How do I apply for a fence permit in the Village of Kewaskum?

Get the permit forms from Kunkel Engineering, the Village's contracted building inspector. Include a plot plan or plat of survey showing the fence and its setbacks. Submit to Building Inspector Rob Froh ([email protected], 920-382-6202). Call Diggers Hotline (811) at least 3 business days before digging. Inspections are by appointment only; contact Rob Froh to schedule. permit.guide can turn a fence drawn on an aerial photo of your lot into a complete permit application package for the Village of Kewaskum (site plan, aerial photo and filled-in details) in a few minutes.

Who do I contact about a fence permit in the Village of Kewaskum?

Rob Froh, Kunkel Engineering, Building inspector. Phone 920-382-6202, email [email protected].

Sources

Summarized from the Village of Kewaskum's own ordinances, forms and permit pages. Each link opens the original.

  1. zoneomics.com — Municipal code: chapter 5
  2. kewaskumwi.gov — inspector

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