Tempe, AZ fence permit site plan
Plan your fence on a satellite map of your Tempe, AZ property and get a permit-ready PDF in 2 minutes. Free, no sign-up.
If Tempe's form asks for a site plan and this page says plot plan, they are the same drawing for a fence application: a to-scale overhead view of your lot with the property lines, the existing structures and the proposed fence dimensioned on it. A surveyed site plan is the one genuinely different document, and only a licensed surveyor can seal one. What a fence permit site plan has to show.
FAQ
- Do I need a permit to build a fence in Tempe, AZ?
- Yes, over 6'. Tempe's Building Code Directive #2, Fences and Free Standing Walls, from the Building Safety Division, states that no permit or inspection is required for fences and freestanding walls six feet or less in height, and that a masonry wall built of ten-inch fence block may reach 6 feet 5 inches before permits are required. The ordinance bullet above states seven feet and defers to the Building Code, so the building permit threshold in Tempe is six feet. Above it a fence is a Group U occupancy and engineering drawings and calculations go in with the application.
- How tall can my fence be in Tempe, AZ?
- Up to 8' in the rear yard, 4' in front of the building line.
- How much does a Tempe, AZ fence permit cost?
- We have Tempe, AZ's fence ordinance on file but not a permit fee, so we do not publish an amount for it. Ask the building department what a fence permit costs before you apply.
- What does a fence plot plan need to show?
- Your property outline, location of the proposed fence, total linear feet, height, material, distance from any street/sidewalk, and (in most cities) the location of your house. Fence Plotter generates this automatically from a satellite image and your fence drawing.
- Can I draw my plot plan myself?
- Yes — most building departments accept owner-drawn plot plans as long as they're clear, dimensioned, and to scale. Fence Plotter produces a permit-ready plot plan + elevation sketch in two minutes.
Not sure what Tempe means by “site plan”? See the nine things a plan reviewer checks — the same list whatever city you are applying in.
Do I need a survey?·Free template — which kind?·Do I need a permit?·Why permits get rejected
Fence Plotter is informational only. Always confirm specific requirements with the Tempe, AZ building department before submitting.
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