What about a solid (instead of chain link) fence instead? It'd cover it up the mess faster.

Thanks, never thought of a fence. Most fences i believe are 6 feet high. There is newly laid concrete next to that chain link fence which I had done a month or so ago. That chain link fence is theirs. How could I put up a fence there? I do not want to bore holes in a newly laid concrete floor. Legally, I don't think i can attach anything to their fence. I wouldn't mind a white vinyl fence but its needs support..

Too bad you put concrete next to a view you would like to block.

It didn't look that bad when I had the pavement done, and to be honest, I had completely blocked it out of my mind...my pavement was more of a concern at that time.

booth,
If I had a nasty view like that, believe me, I would be at Home Depo this weekend buying something to put there.
Think about what you could use, to brace it up there.
It doesn't have to come all the way down to the ground, If you bought something 6 ft high, you could start a couple feet off of the ground, and then support it on that.
Plant urns that are heavy would work, with the fence on a wooden post set in them, Even burlap cloth which isn't expensive, you could hang it somehow on your side.
Look around and see what you find.
If all else fails, and you can't think of anything, a giant evergreen in a huge pot will do the trick.
Look in the garden section, and pick out the bushiest, tallest evergreen tree they have there, and buy a giant pot for it. Some potting soil, and you are all set.

I like caster bean plants for hiding things. That is what I planted in front of our deck the first year at our last home. It looked dirty under there and we had to many other priorities right then. They grow fast and are beautiful. I would get the tall green ones, you plant seeds. AND I know the seeds are poisonous but I kept the seed pods broken off.