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2. Livestock. A. Livestock may be raised as provided in Zoning Districts with proper permits provided that the standards of each District are not compromised. B. Livestock shall be properly cared for, shall not create problems for neighbors or the City and shall have sanitary standards maintained consistent with Section 1�-�.�(3). Formula to Determine Number of Animals: Animal Unit X Acres = Number of Animal Units Allowed �,X g.5 acres = �.75 Animal Units Allowed The number of animals that could be allowed using the Animal Units above: �slaughter weight steer or heifer; or �mature dairy cow or horse (with CUP); or 4 swine; or 1�sheep; or ��geese or chickens. Fences I understand you are unhappy with the construction of the wooden fence. The City Code does not specifically state how a fence is to be constructed. It states, "Materials shall consist of usual fencing materials with posts and fence of inetal,wood, concrete,brick or smoofih wire." The fence meets the requirements of city code. I have enclosed photos of the fence. City Code regarding Fences: Section 1�-7.3 FENCES i. Safety Hazards.Fences shall not be erected where they create a visual safety hazard in the opinion of the Zoning Administrator. Fences shall not be electrified or contain barbed wire except in areas where contact with the general public is not anticipated. 2. Location and Orientation.All boundary line fences shall be entirely located upon the property of the person constructing such fence unless the owner of the property adjoining agrees, in writing, that such fence may be erected on the division line of the respective properties. Fences on property lines will require a survey to determine location. Fences may not be placed within a shore or bluff impact zone. No fence or planting in excess of thirty(go) inches above the street