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Beaumont, TX Property Maintenance: Vacant Lot Maintenance (2026)

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Compiled from the official code textEditor Martyn O'NeillLast verified September 2026

Summary

Beaumont requires vacant lot owners to maintain their property including regular mowing, weed control, trash removal, and securing the site against trespass.

Sec. 342.004. MUNICIPAL POWER CONCERNING WEEDS OR CERTAIN PUBLIC NUISANCES. The governing body of a municipality may require the owner of real property in the municipality to keep the property free from weeds, brush, and a condition constituting a public nuisance as defined by Section 343.011(c)(1), (2), or (3). ... Sec. 342.005. VIOLATION OF ORDINANCE. The governing body of a municipality may punish an owner or occupant of property in the municipality who violates an ordinance adopted under this subchapter.

Source: Beaumont Code of OrdinancesView official code

Full Breakdown

Beaumont mandates that vacant lot owners maintain their property to prevent blight and safety hazards. Vacant lots near occupied properties must not harbor vermin or create fire hazards. Some jurisdictions require vacant property registration with annual fees. The municipality may mow and abate conditions on non-compliant lots and charge costs to the property owner.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is responsible for maintaining a vacant lot?
The property owner is responsible for all maintenance including mowing, weed control, and trash removal in Beaumont.
Can the city mow my vacant lot and charge me?
Yes. After notice, Beaumont may abate the condition and place a lien on the property for the cost.

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