Shed permit rules in Inglewood, CA — also referred to as storage shed, backyard shed, or accessory building regulations — set size limits, setbacks, and when a building permit is required.
Inglewood allows sheds and accessory buildings in rear yards. Sheds under 120 square feet typically do not require a building permit but must comply with setback and height requirements.
Accessory structures like sheds are allowed in rear yards in Inglewood. Sheds under 120 square feet and 10 feet or less in height typically do not require a building permit. Larger sheds require permits and must comply with zoning setback requirements. Sheds must be placed behind the front building line and maintain required setbacks from property lines. Sheds cannot be used as dwelling units. Metal, wood, and plastic sheds are generally acceptable materials.
Oversized or improperly placed sheds may receive code enforcement notices. Unpermitted structures over 120 sq ft must obtain permits or be removed.
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