Frisco Code Chapter 38 requires property owners to remove noxious weeds and tall vegetation. Ragweed, Johnson grass, and invasives must be controlled.
Frisco Code Chapter 38 covers weeds, brush, and rank vegetation. Noxious species including ragweed, Johnson grass, and poison ivy must be actively controlled. Property owners receive notice and have 7-10 days to abate. Failure results in city abatement with costs and fees assessed as a lien. HOAs typically enforce additional weed and turf standards through deed restrictions.
Abatement plus 10 percent admin fee as lien. Municipal court fine up to 2,000 dollars for repeat violations.
Frisco, TX
Frisco's zoning and property maintenance codes do not restrict residential lawn ornaments, statuary, or religious displays at single-family homes. Political ...
Frisco, TX
Frisco has no specific City ordinance regulating residential inflatable holiday displays. The principal restrictions come from HOA covenants under the Texas ...
Frisco, TX
Frisco has no citywide ordinance restricting residential holiday lights at single-family homes. Restrictions arise principally from HOA covenants under the T...
Frisco, TX
Built-in outdoor kitchens in Frisco require separate trade permits from the Building Inspections Division: building permit for structural elements, mechanica...
Frisco, TX
Frisco has no specific ordinance regulating residential offset smokers, pellet grills, or wood-fired pizza ovens at single-family homes. Multi-family balcony...
Frisco, TX
Frisco adopts the International Fire Code through the Frisco Code of Ordinances Fire Prevention chapter, enforced by Frisco Fire Department. IFC §308.1.4 pro...
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