Ohio neighbors object to Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's planned privacy fence

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's proposed privacy fence around their lakeside Cleveland-area home has met resistance from neighbors worried about sewer infrastructure and wildlife, TMZ reported. A transcript of an Architectural Review Board meeting obtained by the outlet describes a planned six-foot black powder-coated aluminum fence, along with extensive tree planting on the grounds. Project representatives said the fence would be placed about two feet within the property line so it would not interfere with sewer lines. Neighbor Katherine Bolton asked whether the proposed trees would be situated far enough away from an older sewer line. She also voiced concern about who might own the property in the future. "This applicant may decide to sell her house next year, move on and buy another house," Bolton said. Residents additionally mentioned the local deer population, saying they worried an animal could be impaled on a fence post. Cleveland.com was first to report the dispute, and stated that the Bratenahl board approved the privacy fence after listening to neighbors' concerns. TMZ reported that Swift and Kelce were married at Madison Square Garden in July. Kelce has since resumed his NFL season, helping the Kansas City Chiefs begin with a 4-0 record.