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Prosper

Town of Prosper Health and Sanitation

In short

Town of Prosper Health and Sanitation issues 6 permits we publish for Prosper, last verified 2026-08-27. Each carries the fee as the agency publishes it, with a link to the schedule it was read from.

What this agency issues

Permits required, with issuing agency, fee, renewal term and the date each record was last verified against its source
Reinspection and Investigative Inspectiononly if it applies to youTown of Prosper Health and Sanitation$150–$200 by inspection typeper inspection2026-08-27
School Food Establishment PermitTown of Prosper Health and Sanitation$0–$350 per year, ISD or private1 year2026-08-27
Food Establishment Plan ReviewTown of Prosper Health and Sanitation$200 per reviewper review2026-08-27
Public and Semi-Public Swimming Pool or Spa PermitTown of Prosper Health and Sanitation$300 permit and inspectionnot stated in the published schedule2026-08-27
Food Establishment PermitTown of Prosper Health and Sanitation$275–$700 per year, by establishment type1 year2026-08-27
Temporary Food Establishment Permitonly if it applies to youTown of Prosper Health and Sanitation$50–$52 per event or per seasonmaximum 14 days, or a season for a concession stand2026-08-27

Fees shown as a range or formula are set that way by the issuing agency — we do not average them into a single number.

About each permit

Reinspection and Investigative Inspection

$200 per reinspection and $150 for an investigative or complaint-based inspection — with a provision worth knowing: if the complaint inspection is deemed not to have been warranted, the fee may be waived at the sole discretion of the regulatory authority. Very few schedules in this dataset build in a waiver for an unfounded complaint, and it is worth asking for if you are inspected on a complaint that comes to nothing.

School Food Establishment Permit

An independent school district-owned food establishment pays no fee at all; a private school food establishment pays $350 a year. That is one of the widest public-private splits in this dataset — Hays County charges its ISD cafeterias $150 per inspection and Gillespie County $100 — and it is worth checking which side of the line a charter or parochial operation falls.

Food Establishment Plan Review

$200 to review plans for a new or extensively remodelled food establishment. Modest against Richardson's $300 and Plano's $475, and charged once rather than banded — Prosper makes no distinction between a small fit-out and a large build.

Public and Semi-Public Swimming Pool or Spa Permit

$300 covering both the permit and the inspection. The schedule defines the scope carefully: a semi-public pool or spa is one privately owned but open to an identifiable class of persons — hotel guests, residents of a multifamily development and the like. That definition is the thing to read before assuming an apartment or hotel pool is private and unregulated.

Food Establishment Permit

Priced by what the premises is: a restaurant $450 a year, which the schedule says includes two inspections; a grocery store $700; a convenience store $400; a liquor store $400; and a micro market, meaning a self-checkout kiosk, $275. Because the bands turn on business type rather than size, a small restaurant and a large one pay the same $450 — dearer than most Texas cities at the bottom and cheaper at the top. The micro market line is worth knowing: unattended kiosks fall between categories in most schedules, and Prosper prices them explicitly.

Temporary Food Establishment Permit

$52 for a temporary food establishment up to a maximum of fourteen days — the state ceiling — or $50 for a concession stand for a whole season. The concession rate is the better value by a wide margin if you run a stand across a sports season, and it is $2 cheaper than a single fortnight elsewhere.

Contact

Jurisdiction
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Phone
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Contact details are taken from the agency’s own site or its published fee schedule. Where we have not verified a phone number we leave it blank rather than guess.

Sources

Every fee and term above was read from one of these government pages on the date shown.

  1. Town of Prosper Health and Sanitation Fee Schedule Amendments, effective 1 October 2025 (Ordinance No. 2025-47)Town of Prosper · primary source · retrieved 2026-08-26

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