Propane (LP-gas) storage in La Habra is regulated by the adopted L.A. County Fire Code (LHMC 15.46), Chapter 61, which incorporates NFPA 58. Small residential BBQ cylinders are allowed, but there are limits on quantity and placement near buildings, and larger tanks require a fire permit and code-compliant installation.
La Habra has adopted the County of Los Angeles Fire Code (LHMC 15.46), whose Chapter 61 governs LP-gas (propane) and adopts NFPA 58. Typical BBQ cylinders (up to about 20 lb) are permitted for residential use; the Fire Code limits the aggregate LP-gas stored outside at one- and two-family dwellings and restricts indoor storage. Cylinders must be secured upright, kept away from heat and ignition sources, and generally not stored in basements or near building openings, air intakes, or exits. Larger stationary tanks (125 gallons and up) and commercial storage require an operational or installation permit, proper clearances from property lines and structures, and code-compliant installation. Transport and refilling must follow state and DOT rules.
Storing propane beyond code limits, indoors, or without a required permit can result in correction notices, red-tags, and citations by L.A. County Fire under the adopted code (LHMC 15.46). Non-compliant installations may be ordered corrected at the owner's expense.
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