Williamson County has no rule on artificial turf. Statewide, an HOA cannot force you to maintain living grass since September 2025, and it may not unreasonably deny water-conserving landscaping under Property Code Section 202.007.
No Williamson County ordinance addresses synthetic or artificial turf. Inside HOA subdivisions, Texas law shifted in 2025: an association can no longer require owners to plant or maintain living grass, which clears the path for artificial turf as a landscaping choice. An HOA may still regulate the type, quality, and appearance of turf and require a plan for aesthetic review, and under Property Code Section 202.007(d-1) it may not unreasonably deny or reject water-conserving landscaping. The county itself imposes no material, drainage, or appearance standard on turf.
No county penalty applies. An HOA may enforce reasonable appearance and quality standards for artificial turf but cannot flatly require living grass or unreasonably reject a compliant installation.
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