Daly City requires property owners to abate overgrowth of weeds, brush, and high grass that could become a fire hazard or nuisance. The city's Code Enforcement Division responds to complaints about unmaintained landscaping.
Under Daly City's property maintenance and fire prevention regulations, owners must maintain their properties free from excessive weeds, brush, and overgrown grass. Overgrowth that becomes a fire hazard or an eyesore is subject to code enforcement action. The city may post notice and, if not corrected, have the work done at the owner's expense. Code complaints can be filed at (650) 991-8000.
Notice to abate. City abatement at owner’s expense ($200 to $1,000+). Administrative fees. Property lien for non-payment.
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Daly City prohibits nuisance barking under Title 6 (Animals) and Chapter 9.22 (Disturbing the Peace). Owners must prevent dogs from habitually barking or how...
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Construction with a valid city permit is allowed weekdays 8 AM to 8 PM in Daly City. Weekend and holiday construction hours are more restricted. Unpermitted ...
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Daly City regulates noise under Chapter 9.22 (Disturbing the Peace). Residential sound limits are 60 dBA daytime and 50 dBA nighttime. The general quiet peri...
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Daly City restricts overnight and extended parking of large commercial vehicles in residential zones. California Vehicle Code provisions on commercial vehicl...
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Daly City prohibits parking RVs, boats, trailers, and camper shells in the front yard of residential lots. They may only be parked on the driveway within app...
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Daly City enforces California Vehicle Code §22651 for abandoned vehicles (72 hours on public street). Street sweeping parking restrictions are posted by bloc...
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