1. Fencing For The Oaks Will block view of the air conditioning unit
Able to support plant life
Aesthetically pleasing

2. Future Action Plan Put finishing touches on fence design
Take measurements
Gather all necessary materials wood, seeds, tools etc.
Begin construction
Meet completion deadline

3. The Green Effect
Reclaimed wood, also referred to as antique wood, is wood that is salvaged from buildings that have outlived their usefulness. The wood from old barns, mills, warehouses, and other structures that are being deconstructed is the wood we would be using.
By saving wood from destruction, it relieves pressure on forests to generate more trees. In addition we would be keeping materials out of landfills and give the wood a new life for future generations.

5. Price
As you can see from the spread sheet below this project will only cost $ all of these prices except for the lag bolts were received form a home-depot employee via the phone; the lag bolts were located via Home Depot website.
Materials Prices from Home-Depot Amount needed Total
Treaded 4"x4"x8' post $6.77 a piece $33.85
Treaded 2"x4"x8' boards $3.27 a piece (prime grade) $35.97
Treaded 2"x8"x8' boards $5.27 a piece $21.08
Barn siding 6"x1"x1' We already have them Free
Lag bolts 1/2 x 2.5" $12.47 per 25 piece box 1 $12.47
Wood screws 2.5" $7.97 per 116 piece box $15.94
Post stands 4"x4" $5.44 a piece $27.20
Total $146.51
Total after 7% sales tax $156.77

6. Design
The fence will appear just like this one, but it will have flower boxes on top and solar powered lights on top of the poles.