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Inglewood vs Palmdale

How do permit requirements rules compare between Inglewood, CA and Palmdale, CA?

Inglewood and Palmdale have similar restriction levels.

Inglewood, CA

Los Angeles County

Some Restrictions

Inglewood generally does not require building permits for standard residential fences under 6 feet, but fences exceeding height limits or involving retaining walls do require permits. Block walls and masonry fences over 3.5 feet require a building permit.

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Palmdale, CA

Los Angeles County

Some Restrictions

Palmdale may require permits for fences over a certain height (typically 6 feet). Standard residential fences often exempt from permits.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactInglewoodPalmdale
Standard FenceNo permit if under 6 ft (wood/chain-link)-
Masonry WallsPermit required over 3.5 feet-
Retaining WallsPermit required over 4 feet-
VarianceNeeded for non-standard heights-
Under 6 ft-Usually no permit
Over 6 ft-Permit required
Masonry-Permit likely required
Pool Fence-Must meet safety code

Highlighted rows indicate differences between cities.

Inglewood FAQ

Do I need a permit for a fence in Inglewood?

Standard wood or chain-link fences under 6 feet typically do not need a permit. Masonry walls over 3.5 feet and retaining walls over 4 feet do require permits.

Where do I apply for a fence permit in Inglewood?

Apply at the Inglewood Building Division. Masonry fences require a building permit; fences exceeding height limits also need a planning variance.

Palmdale FAQ

Do I need a permit for a fence?

Standard wood/vinyl fences under 6 feet typically don’t require permits. Taller, masonry, or pool fences usually do.

What about HOA approval?

HOA approval is separate from city permits. You may need both.

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