Overview
- Elon Musk installed a chain-link fence and tall steel gate at his $6 million home in a small Austin suburb, exceeding the community's three-meter height limit by nearly two meters.
- Neighbors have filed complaints urging the removal of the fence and gate, citing violations of zoning regulations and impacts on neighborhood character.
- Musk's representatives have applied for retroactive variances, but local authorities have so far declined to grant exceptions to zoning rules.
- Residents have also raised concerns about increased traffic and parking congestion caused by Musk's staff in the quiet residential area.
- A final decision on Musk's retroactive permit requests is expected during a city council meeting scheduled for mid-May.