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Plano, TX grease trap requirements

Program run by City of Plano Environmental Health & Sustainability (Code Ch. 21, Art. VIII, Div. 4). Hand-checked against source Last verified 2026-10-19 by Stew Israil, GreaseTrapRules. Report an error / rule changed

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How often to pump: At least every 90 days
Interceptor minimum / sizing: No minimum size stated in the sources we checked. Your local program or plumbing code sets it; estimate with the sizing calculator.
Permit / fees: Grease trap permit required

From the official source(s) below, last checked 2026-10-19. Rules change; verify with your city.

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Plano grease trap rules at a glance

Grease trap and FOG (fats, oils and grease) rules for restaurants in Plano are set by City of Plano Environmental Health & Sustainability (Code Ch. 21, Art. VIII, Div. 4). Pumping: at least every 90 days. A FOG or wastewater permit is required. Pumping must be done by an approved or licensed hauler. Keep pumping records or manifests on site for inspectors.

Of the 13 Texas programs we track, 12 state a pumping schedule and 6 require a permit. We have not verified a pumping company for Plano yet; see Texas pumping companies. Compare all Texas cities.

Plano grease trap & interceptor rules, line by line

Required trap / interceptor type	Every food facility must install a grease trap with a sample port. Additives are banned without City approval. ✓ checked against source
Sizing rule	Not stated in the sources we checked
Pumping / cleaning frequency	Grease traps must be completely evacuated at least every 90 days, or more often if the City orders it in writing (for example when grease and solids reach 25 percent of the wetted height). A full evacuation must be finished within 24 hours. ✓ checked against source
Permit required?	A City permit is required before installing or operating a grease trap; it cannot be transferred. ✓ checked against source
Permit & program fees	Not stated in the sources we checked
Inspections	City staff inspect grease traps for compliance. ✓ checked against source
Record keeping	Check the hauler's trip ticket and keep trip tickets on the premises for 3 years. ✓ checked against source
Pumper / hauler approval	Grease traps may only be pumped by a transporter holding a City of Plano permit. ✓ checked against source
Reporting portal	Not stated in the sources we checked
Fines & penalties	Not stated in the sources we checked
Program contact	Not stated in the sources we checked

Sources

https://library.municode.com/tx/plano/codes/code_of_ordinances?nodeId=PTIICOOR_CH21UT_ARTVIIILIWAMA_DIV4EN · checked 2026-10-19

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Plano grease trap FAQ

How often do grease traps have to be pumped in Plano, TX?

Pump at least every 90 days. Source: City of Plano Environmental Health & Sustainability (Code Ch. 21, Art. VIII, Div. 4), checked 2026-10-19. Rules change; confirm with the local sewer authority.

Do restaurants in Plano need a grease trap permit?

Grease trap permit required, per the official source checked 2026-10-19.

Who enforces grease trap rules in Plano, TX?

City of Plano Environmental Health & Sustainability (Code Ch. 21, Art. VIII, Div. 4). Contact them for permits, inspections and approved haulers.

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