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(a ) Noise Attenuation Walls . Walls , fences, berms , and/or landscaping for the purpose of noise attenuation may be required in any zone when adjacent to a high noise generator such as a major roadway or railroad Noise attenuation requirements will be developed in response to the noise level and source affecting specific property. Height and yard restrictions for walls may be waived as required for effec- tive noise reduction; (b) Tennis Courts . The seven (7 ) foot fence height limit may be waived for tennis courts , as long as the tennis court is located in a side or rear yard and open type fencing material is used; (c) Levees. The height of any fence located at the toe of a levee may be increased to eight feet subject to the review and approval of the Director; (d) Fences Adjacent to "Restricted" or "Non-Access" Property. A fence up to seven (7 ) feet in height may be constructed at the property line when that line is shown as "restricted" or "non-access" on a recorded map, subject to the review and approval of the Director; (e) Exceptions for Landscaping. Landscaping can be used to pro- vide visual screening and fencing in any yard inan agri- cultural or residential zone as long as safe sight distance is provided. All plant material within a thirty-foot (301 ) triangle at the intersection of streets and a fifteen-foot (151 ) triangle at the intersection of driveways and streets shall be no more than three (3 ) feet in height above curb level, except for trees which are trimmed so that no branches extend lower than six (6 ) feet above curb level; (f ) Reduction in Setback for Fences in Developed Areas. The minimum required setback to locate a fence over three (3 ) feet high in a front or street side yard may be reduced to the average setback of the applicable yard where more than 50 percent of the block is developed with fences and upon review and approval of the Director. All fences used in computing the average existing setback shall be legally, or legally nonconforming, established fences; (g) Reduction in Setbacks for Gates. Any gate shall be set back or recessed a minimum of ten (10 ) feet from the property line unless there is at least sixteen (16 ) feet between the pro- perty line and the edge of the traveled roadway, in which case the setback requirement is waived. For distances less than sixteen (16 ) feet, a proportionate reduction may be granted upon review and approval by the Director; (h) 4-a4 Clear View of Intersecting Streets. In all zones which require a front yard, no obstruction of view in excess of -9-