I would go with a vertical fence probably, especially since that's what most of the neighbors have and it would stick out.

But none of what you say will avert impeding crash.

Columbus has ranked on the top 10 markets that outline that for the past 6 months at least. the best place to buy new builds is in higher priceopint markets but where the costs haven't gotten out of control. besides that I'd recommend working with a vertically integrated land development, real estate development, and new construction firm or design build firm who also understands market conditions. 

Knowing what goal you have in mind allows you to choose the right strategy to get you there.I own a vertically integrated real estate company that ties in the Core 4 to make OOS investing simple and lucrative. 

The question is do you have the team OOS that can consistently deliver you solid deals, and then have the right management team in place to ensure profitability and peace of mind.I own a vertically integrated real estate company in Birmingham and we help people all the time wanting to build wealth in a lower priced market with high cashflow. 

I am building a vertical addition above the existing main level which would have vaulted ceilings OR alternatively the front half would be vaulted and rear where the bath/closet is situated would have flat ceilings with rooftop deck above.    

As a concerned neighbor we are desperate to find a more qualified owner to improve the living conditions for these residents and avert any pending disaster.

That only can happen by being avertly sensitive.  

You your spouse, your children and their spouses your parents and grandparents think of a vertical line.  

Happy to help if you're interested in traveling up 71 N about 2-4 hrs to the coast of Lake Erie, CLE has you covered with a vertically integrated built in team.