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Plano fence permits
Updated November 2026 · Counted from the Monday, November 9, 2026 public pull
On Monday, November 9, 2026, Plano issued 1 fencing and screens in the public feed DFW Permit reads. A fence or screen permit means the city has approved a new or replacement fence, often with a height or gate note. Some cities require these for residential wood fences; others only for commercial or special cases. The fence company on the permit already has that job. Landscape and gate-operator companies sometimes use fence permits, but the larger fence opportunity is usually sitting on new-pool and new-house permits, not on the fence list itself.
What this permit means for a contractor
A fence or screen permit means the city has approved a new or replacement fence, often with a height or gate note. Some cities require these for residential wood fences; others only for commercial or special cases.
The fence company on the permit already has that job. Landscape and gate-operator companies sometimes use fence permits, but the larger fence opportunity is usually sitting on new-pool and new-house permits, not on the fence list itself.
Sample fencing and screens from Monday, November 9, 2026
| Address | Work | Value |
|---|---|---|
| 2013 PLEASANT VALLEY DR Plano | BUILDING RESIDENTIAL FENCE/SCREEN (RES) 8' WOOD FENC3 W/ ELECTRIC SLIDE GATE BLD26-15210 | — |
Look up the official record
For the legal record on one address, use City of Plano eTRAKiT. Plano’s open GIS layer includes type, address, and description. It does not include contractor, owner, job value, or ZIP code. Some rows are complaint-tracking or certificate-of-occupancy records, which we still show honestly when they appear in the issued-date pull.
- Official search: City of Plano eTRAKiT
- Department: City of Plano Development Services — Building Permits
- Open data / reports: Plano GIS OpenData Building Inspection Permits layer
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