Updates
Sugar Land Tree Trimming Ordinance
The City of Sugar Land Tree Ordinance No. 1505 requires residents to maintain trees that extend over a right of way/street.
The City of Sugar Land Tree Ordinance No. 1505 requires residents to maintain trees that extend over a right of way/street.
"Where the tree overhangs a residential street, there must be a clear space under the tree that is 12 feet above the street surface and 8 feet above the sidewalk surface."
Please inspect your trees and ensure you are in compliance. For more information, please contact Sugar Land Public Works at 281-275-2450.
City of Sugar Land Great Homes Project
Purpose
The purpose and intent of Great Homes is to empower Sugar Land's residents and communities to participate with the City in preserving, protecting, and enhancing Sugar Land's single-family housing and neighborhood areas.
Programs
Under Great Homes, the City offers incentive programs for homeowners with a property located in the city limits.
Purpose
The purpose and intent of Great Homes is to empower Sugar Land's residents and communities to participate with the City in preserving, protecting, and enhancing Sugar Land's single-family housing and neighborhood areas.
Programs
Under Great Homes, the City offers incentive programs for homeowners with a property located in the city limits.
The Great Homes Update Program is a reimbursement incentive program to encourage the rehabilitation and refurbishment of the exterior of a single-family residential property. Applications to the Update Program opened on January 1, 2025.
The Great Homes Design Program provides Sugar Land homeowners and homeowner associations (HOAs) with a creative, re-envisioned exterior home design at a Sugar Land-exclusive cost. Home design recipients can submit their home design in the Update Program to receive an additional 2% reimbursement incentive.
Questions? Please contact GreatHomes@sugarlandtx.gov or visit https://sugarlandecodev.com/great-homes