Texas has no Good Neighbor Fence Act. Each Frisco property owner is responsible for their own fence unless a written agreement exists. Shared fence disputes are civil matters.
Unlike California, Texas has no statute requiring neighbors to share fence costs. Each owner is responsible for fencing on their own property. Disputes over boundary encroachment, shared fences, or damage are resolved through civil court. Frisco code enforcement does not mediate neighbor fence disputes but does enforce maintenance standards on dilapidated fences.
Contact your local code enforcement office for specific penalty information.
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