Vacant lots in Suwanee must be maintained with grass under 12 inches, cleared of debris, and free of stagnant water or pest harborage. Owners receive notice with 15 days to cure before city abatement.
Suwanee's property maintenance code requires vacant lot owners to mow and clear regardless of whether the lot is actively for sale or held for development. Fence-line vegetation and encroaching growth into public right-of-way is also the owner's responsibility. City may contract abatement and lien the property for costs plus admin fees (typically $150-$300 beyond mowing cost).
Initial notice with 15 days to cure. Abatement lien: mowing cost + $150-$300 admin fee.
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