Inglewood setbacks vary by zone and use. Nonresidential structures require 3 ft front yard (parking), 8 ft (building), 10 ft side, 20 ft rear. Through lots may designate either street frontage. Rear yards may be reduced up to 5 ft if abutting an alley (min 5 ft remaining).
Inglewood zoning ordinance establishes minimum setback distances that structures must maintain from property lines. Typical residential setbacks include 20 to 25 feet front, 5 to 10 feet side, and 15 to 20 feet rear. Corner lots may have increased side setbacks along the street. Accessory structures like sheds and garages often have reduced rear setbacks of 3 to 5 feet. Setbacks vary by zoning district (R-1, R-2, commercial, etc.). Variances require a hearing before the zoning board. Encroachments like eaves and decks may have exceptions.
Building in setback: stop-work order and required correction. Fines $100 to $1,000. May require structure removal at owner expense.
Inglewood, CA
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