Sugar Land's Land Development Code (Article III — Height and Area Regulations) establishes setback requirements by zoning district. In the HR-1 district, the front yard setback is 25 feet from the property line. Front yard fences are not allowed in HR-1. Other districts have different setback requirements specified in the LDC.
Sugar Land's Land Development Code (Article III — Height and Area Regulations) establishes setback requirements by zoning district. In the HR-1 district, the front yard setback is 25 feet from the property line. Front yard fences are not allowed in HR-1. Other districts have different setback requirements specified in the LDC.
Violations may result in notices and fines from the City of Sugar Land. Contact Code Enforcement at 281-275-2170 for reporting.
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