Artificial turf is permitted in Frisco front and back yards for residential use. Some HOAs still restrict synthetic turf in front yards; check deed restrictions.
Frisco has no citywide ban on artificial turf for residential properties. Texas HB 2293 (2023) limits HOAs from banning drought-tolerant landscaping including artificial turf in some cases, though HOAs may regulate product quality, color, and installation standards. Permit not required for residential artificial turf installation unless tied to grading or drainage changes. Commercial properties must follow landscape code percentages requiring live plant material.
Contact your local code enforcement office for specific penalty information.
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