Fulshear property owners must keep lots clear of high weeds, grass, and accumulated brush that constitute a public nuisance, or face abatement and lien costs.
The City of Fulshear, under its nuisance and property maintenance provisions, requires owners and occupants of real property to keep premises free from weeds, brush, rubbish, and overgrown vegetation that pose a fire or health hazard. Code Compliance officers respond to complaints and issue notices to abate. If an owner fails to cut overgrowth or remove brush within the notice period, the city may have the work performed at the property's expense and assess a lien against the property. Vacant lots, easements, and street frontages are commonly cited.
Notices typically allow a short cure window; failure to comply triggers municipal abatement, fines, and a lien for clean-up costs against the property.
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