Pomona Zoning and Development Code requires block wall/fencing plans showing materials and heights be approved by the Planning Division. A 6-ft decorative masonry wall is required at industrial-residential boundaries. Double walls must be avoided.
The Pomona Zoning and Development Code requires decorative masonry walls where residential zones border manufacturing zones. Standard residential fences may be constructed of wood, vinyl, chain link, wrought iron, or masonry. The updated Zoning and Development Code (effective July 31, 2024) includes design guidelines. The code regulates materials through the fence plan review process, requiring elevations showing materials for all walls and fences. Barbed wire and razor wire are generally prohibited in residential zones. HOA communities may have additional material restrictions.
Non-compliant materials are subject to code enforcement. Plans must be reviewed by the Planning Division before construction.
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Pomona prohibits amplified music audible beyond 50 ft between 10 PM and 7 AM, and beyond 150 ft during daytime hours. Citations filed with the LA County Dist...
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Pomona regulates industrial noise through Chapter 18, Article VII (Noise and Vibration Control) and the Zoning and Development Code Table 30-469 which sets n...
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Pomona follows LA County leash requirements. Dogs must be on a leash not exceeding 6 ft when on public property. All dogs and cats must be licensed. Animal s...
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Pomona does not have breed-specific legislation. CA Food & Agricultural Code Section 31683 generally preempts local breed bans. Dangerous dog laws focus on i...
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Pomona does not have a specific wildlife feeding ordinance. Nuisance conditions from wildlife attractants may be enforced under general nuisance provisions o...
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Pomona allows up to 24 chickens on residential property but roosters are prohibited. Swine, dangerous reptiles, bees, male goats, and exotic animals without ...
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