New York Statutes

§ 309 — Use of barbed or other wire for division fence

New York § 309
JurisdictionNew York
Law TWNTown
Art. 18Fences, Strays and Pounds

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N.Y. Town § 309 (2026).

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§ 309. Use of barbed or other wire for division fence. Barbed or other\nwire may be used in the construction of any division fence, provided,\nthat such fence, be built in the following manner: The fence shall be\nof at least four strands of wire with the posts and supports of such\nfence, at such distances apart, as the fence viewers of the town may\nprescribe, but the posts thereof shall be no further apart than fourteen\nfeet; and such fence shall be otherwise substantially built and a\nreasonable sufficient inclosure for holding the particular kind or class\nof cattle or animals usually pastured on either side of the fence.\nNothing contained in section three hundred seven shall be construed to\nauthorize the electors of any town to prohibit the use of wire fences,\nfor division fen

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