Sugar Land defines a junked vehicle as one that is inoperative, unlicensed, or in major disrepair for more than 72 hours on public property or 30 consecutive days on private property. Junked vehicles visible from public areas trigger code enforcement action under state Transportation Code Chapter 683.
Sugar Land defines a junked vehicle as one that is inoperative, unlicensed, or in major disrepair for more than 72 hours on public property or 30 consecutive days on private property. Junked vehicles visible from public areas trigger code enforcement action under state Transportation Code Chapter 683.
Violations may result in notices and fines from the City of Sugar Land. Contact Code Enforcement at 281-275-2170 for reporting.
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Sugar Land regulates construction noise through the general noise ordinance (Sec. 3-101) and the Land Development Code. Construction activity that creates un...
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Sugar Land Code of Ordinances Sec. 3-101 prohibits noise of such volume, intensity, or duration as to disturb a reasonable person in a dwelling. Outdoor play...
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Sugar Land Sec. 3-101(c) specifically targets amplified music: operating any radio, speaker, musical instrument, sound amplifier, or similar device so that s...
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Sugar Land requires a 'Building – Fence' permit for all new fence installations or changes in fence dimensions. Replacing a fence 'like for like' without cha...
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Sugar Land's Development Code regulates fence heights by location on the property. Residential fences are generally limited to 8 feet in rear and side yards....
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