Harrison Highlands fence rules.
(Will yours pass?)

Harrison Highlands is confirmed as the West Lafayette, Indiana HOA managed by Hart Consulting; the CC&R states the subdivision is in Tippecanoe County, Indiana. Fences require prior written architectural approval: plans/specifications must show the nature, kind, shape, height, materials, color, and location. If written approval is not received within 30 days after complete plans/specifications are submitted, approval is deemed not required under Article VI §B. Fences in drainage/utility/sewer easements may be allowed only if approved under Article VI §B and if they do not retard or impede drainage flow; other permanent structures are barred there. No fences may be erected or maintained in mounding, landscaping, screening, or sign easements. Article VI §E contains an approval path for architecturally compatible fences between the front building line and right-of-way, provided they are not on public right-of-way; however Article VI §P specifically says no fences may be constructed between the front setback line and the street curb, so front-yard fences should be treated as prohibited unless the HOA confirms otherwise. Sight-line rules also prohibit fences/walls/hedges/shrubs that obstruct sight lines between 2 and 9 feet above street level within the stated corner-lot/driveway triangles. The Hart newsletter also reminds owners that sheds, fences, major landscaping, and other exterior changes require Board approval and directs owners to the architectural request form.