Code Enforcement

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Code Enforcement is responsible for enforcing codes which address public health and safety, including regulations related to:

  • High Weeds and Grass -  Weatherford Municipal Code [WMC, Title IV, Chapter 11, Section 4-11-3 (p)], A person commits an offense if he/she is an owner, occupant or person in control of occupied or unoccupied premises within the city limits and permits weeds or grass located on the premises to grow to a height greater than 10 inches.
  • Illegal Dumping of Rubbish and Garbage - All exterior property and premises and the interior of every structure, shall be maintained free from any accumulation of rubbish and free from unsanitary conditions.
  • Unlawful Accumulation of Household Items in Yards or on Porches - Weatherford Municipal Code [WMC, Title IV, Chapter 11, Section 3(o)], All exterior property and premises and the interior of every structure, shall be maintained free from any accumulation of rubbish or garbage.  Rubbish is generally the accumulation of any storage of items around the outside of any residence, businesses, front porches or under carports.
  • Parking on Unimproved Surfaces - Weatherford Municipal Code [WMC, Title XII, Chapter 4, Section 12-5-105, Zoning Regulations] states that no parking is allowed on grass, within designated landscaping areas or on an unimproved surface.
  • Illegal Signs and Banners - The City of Weatherford Municipal Code [WMC, Title XII, Chapter 4, Section 12-4-101, Zoning Regulations] prohibiting flag and banner signs to advertise businesses.  Signs that are allowed require permits to be obtained from the Development & Neighborhood Services Department.
  • Outside Storage - Weatherford Municipal Code, [WMC, Title XII, Chapter 4, Section 12-4-101, Zoning Regulations] requires accessory outside displays to be located no more than fifteen (15) feet from the building to which they belong.  It must also not be in the public right-of-way or required parking and cannot be more than 36 square feet.
  • Substandard Buildings - Weatherford Municipal Code [WMC, Title IV, Chapter 11, Section 4-11-3] defines substandard buildings as those buildings that constitute a hazard to the public health, safety and welfare, and considered to be a public nuisance.  Upon presentation to the Building and Standards Commission, these buildings may be declared to be substandard by The Commission, and orders to remove, repair or secure may be rendered by The Commission, in compliance with Texas Local Government Code.

Enforcement is performed both pro-actively and in response to requests for action received by citizens.