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Property Maintenance in Chino Hills, CA (2026)

5 verified property maintenance rules for Chino Hills, California, sourced directly from the municipal code and official government pages.

Verified from official government sources

Trash Bin Storage

Chino Hills residents may set carts out the night before or by 6:00 a.m. on collection day, and Code Enforcement treats trash carts left visible from the street as a violation, so bins must be stored out of public view between pickups.

Chino Hills Trash Bin Storage & Screening

Some Restrictions

Property Blight

The City of Chino Hills enforces property-maintenance standards through its Code Enforcement Division, which responds to reports of unmaintained landscaping, debris accumulation, green/stagnant pools, abandoned vehicles and other public-nuisance conditions under Title 8 of the Chino Hills Municipal Code.

Chino Hills Property Blight & Maintenance

Some Restrictions

Vacant Lot Maintenance

Vacant and undeveloped parcels in Chino Hills must be kept clear of fire-hazard vegetation under the Chino Valley Independent Fire District's weed-abatement program, with the City performing abatement on public open space and owners responsible for their own lots.

Chino Hills Vacant Lot Maintenance

Some Restrictions

Garage Sale Rules

Chino Hills requires a free City permit for garage, yard, and rummage sales, limits households to three permits per 12 months with 60 days between them, restricts hours to 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Friday-Sunday, and regulates signage, with off-site signs billed at $45 each.

Chino Hills Garage & Yard Sale Permits

Some Restrictions

Weeds & Overgrown Grass

Chino Hills requires property owners to cut hazardous weeds by May 15 each year under the Chino Valley Independent Fire District's code, and Code Enforcement separately addresses unmaintained landscaping and vegetation that obstructs sidewalks or streets.

Chino Hills Weeds & Overgrown Vegetation

Some Restrictions

Looking for San Bernardino County county-wide rules?

County ordinances apply to unincorporated areas and may supplement Chino Hills city rules.

Property Maintenance in San Bernardino County