medium · LSAT Logical Reasoning
A homeowner should be granted a variance to build a fence higher than six feet only if the fence does not block a neighbor's view of the valley and the fence is made of natural wood.
Which one of the following situations conforms to the principle stated above?
- An applicant's request for an eight-foot wooden fence is turned down because the structure would cut off a neighbor's line of sight to the valley.
- A variance is granted because the neighbor has moved away and no longer cares about the view.
- Any wood fence that doesn't block a view must be approved if the homeowner asks for a height variance.
- A homeowner is granted a variance for a seven-foot stone wall because it is located behind the house.
- A seven-foot natural-wood fence that leaves the neighbor's valley view unobstructed is refused a variance.
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