Pomona Code Compliance enforces vegetation maintenance. Tall, dead, diseased, or overgrown vegetation is prohibited year-round. Failure to maintain property may result in abatement and Code Enforcement citations.
Under Pomona Municipal Code Chapter 18, Article V (Landscape Maintenance), Section 18-221, all open areas not paved or covered must be landscaped and maintained with ground cover, trees, and/or shrubs. A minimum of 20% of total parcel area must be landscaped. At least 8 trees per acre of development are required, selected from an approved list. An adequate irrigation system must be installed. Tall, dead, diseased, or overgrown vegetation is prohibited. The Code Compliance Division uses progressive enforcement: education, warnings, then citations.
Code Compliance uses progressive enforcement starting with education. Violations result in warnings, then citations and penalties. Contact Code Compliance at 909-620-2374.
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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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