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Chickens & Livestock: Compton vs Inglewood

How do chickens & livestock rules compare between Compton, CA and Inglewood, CA?

Compton and Inglewood have similar restriction levels.

Compton, CA

Los Angeles County

Some Restrictions

Compton's zoning code (Chapter 30) and adopted LA County Animal Code regulate keeping chickens and livestock. Roosters are restricted. Keeping animals beyond household pets may require a conditional use permit depending on the zoning district and number of animals.

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Inglewood, CA

Los Angeles County

Some Restrictions

Chickens, rabbits, goats, pigeons, ducks, geese, turkeys, and other fowl are prohibited in certain 'Imperial' districts. A valid permit is required from the city to keep livestock elsewhere. Violations are infractions.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactComptonInglewood
RoostersRestricted under LA County Title 10-
HensAllowed in some zones with limits-
LivestockMay require conditional use permit-
Violations$100-$500 infraction finesInfraction penalty
Imperial Districts-Livestock/fowl prohibited
Permit-Required to keep livestock
Animals Covered-Chickens, goats, rabbits, fowl

Highlighted rows indicate differences between cities.

Compton FAQ

Can I keep chickens in Compton?

Yes. Hens are generally permitted in residential zones under the adopted LA County Code. Roosters are prohibited in most residential zones. The Richland Farms R-A zone allows broader agricultural uses.

Can I keep horses in Compton?

Horses and larger livestock are generally permitted in the R-A (Residential Agriculture) zone, which includes the Richland Farms area. Other zones have more restrictive animal limits.

Inglewood FAQ

Can I keep chickens in Inglewood?

Only with a permit from the City Finance Department obtained before housing animals. Chickens are prohibited in certain named districts per IMC §4-46.

Can I keep goats in Inglewood?

Only with a permit. Goats, rabbits, pigeons, ducks, and other livestock require permits per IMC §4-46.

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