Temporary Fencing Permit

A Temporary Fencing Permit is a regulatory authorization required from Eko Atlantic City Management Limited (EACML) before any developer, contractor, or plot owner installs a temporary fence for construction purposes. The permit ensures that all temporary enclosures within the City comply with safety, aesthetic, and environmental standards outlined in the EACML Construction Works Rules and Regulations. The purpose of the temporary fence is to clearly demarcate construction sites, prevent unauthorized access, ensure public safety, and minimize disruptions or hazards to neighboring developments and infrastructure.

Temporary fences must be erected only after EACML grants permission, following submission of the proposed design. The fence must be positioned strictly within the developer’s plot boundaries and must not encroach onto sidewalks, streets, or neighboring plots. 

The installation, maintenance, and eventual removal of the temporary fence are the developer’s responsibility. Throughout construction, EACML reserves the right to inspect and approve the fence’s compliance with approved specifications and may order modifications or removal if the installation poses a safety hazard or obstructs municipal access. 

Compulsory Requirements

1. Permit Application: A formal application must be submitted to EACML in line with the Construction Works Rules and Regulations before any fence installation begins.
2. Supporting Documents:
   1. Fence Drawing: Plans, Sections and Elevations
3. Fence Specifications:
   1. Must be located strictly within the developer’s plot boundaries.
   2. Height, material, and finish must comply with EACML’s construction fence standards as outlined in the Construction Works Rules and Regulations.
   3. Fence must ensure visual tidiness and safe enclosure of the site.
4. EACML Approval and Inspection:
   1. No work may commence until EACML issues a Temporary Fencing Permit.
   2. EACML inspectors will conduct periodic compliance checks.
5. Safety and Maintenance:
   1. The developer is fully responsible for safety, upkeep, and structural stability of the fence during the construction period.
   2. The fence must not obstruct pedestrian or utility access.
   3. Upon project completion, the fence must be dismantled promptly and the area restored.