No material restriction from Collin County for unincorporated fences. Wood, vinyl, chain-link, wrought iron, barbed wire (rural), and hog wire are all permitted. HOA deed restrictions under TX Property Code 202 often limit residential subdivisions to cedar board-on-board or wrought iron.
Collin County has no fence material ordinance because general-law Texas counties lack zoning authority. Wood (cedar, pine), vinyl/PVC, chain-link, wrought iron, tubular steel, barbed wire (rural), hog wire, field fence, and masonry are all permitted in unincorporated areas. TX Property Code Ch. 202 limits HOA enforcement but SB 1588 (2021) clarified HOAs may still regulate appearance and materials, just not ban perimeter fences or pool enclosures outright. Typical Collin County master-planned HOA requirements: 6 ft cedar board-on-board, vertical stain #211 or similar, rot board at ground, cedar or steel posts (Stonebriar/Frisco, Heritage Ranch/Fairview, Windsong Ranch/Prosper). Wrought iron required on common-area-facing fences (Craig Ranch/McKinney). Chain-link commonly banned in front yards. Incorporated city material rules: Plano §18-307 bans barbed wire in residential; Frisco §102-31 bans chain-link in front; McKinney §138-273 requires masonry along thoroughfares.
No county fine. City fines $50–$500. HOA enforcement under TX Property Code Ch. 209 (fines then lien).
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