Frisco property owners must keep lots clear of brush, weeds, and combustible debris exceeding 12 inches under Frisco Code Chapter 38. Violations trigger abatement and liens.
Frisco Code Chapter 38 requires property owners to maintain lots free of accumulated brush, dead vegetation, and combustible material. Code Enforcement inspects on complaint. After notice, the city may abate and assess costs plus 10 percent administrative fee as a property lien. Wooded lots abutting homes require defensible space clearing per Fire Marshal request.
Administrative citation: 50-500 dollars. Abatement charges become a lien on the property.
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