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Title 20

Part 13 — Mobile Home Parks

Cudahy Zoning Code · 2026-07 edition · updated 2026-07-06 · Cudahy

20.52.455 Regulations.

In addition to regulations and conditions imposed pursuant to Chapter 20.84 CMC, the following regulations shall apply to any mobile home park established in the community after the effective date of Ordinance No. 437:

A. Compliance with State Regulations. The park and the mobile homes shall be designed and maintained in accordance with the requirements of the Mobile Home Parks Act, Part 2.1 of Division 13 of the California Health

The Cudahy Municipal Code is current through Ordinance 764, passed November 4, 2025.

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and Safety Code, and the administrative regulations adopted pursuant to that Act, as well as all other applicable laws, ordinances, and regulations.

  • B. Off-Street Parking. See Table 20.64-1.

  • C. Restrictions on Use of Mobile Homes. Other than for use as a park office, no mobile home may be used for commercial purposes.

  • D. Walls and Fences. The following requirements apply to fences and walls around mobile home parks:

    1. An eight-foot wall consisting of masonry not less than six feet in height topped with wrought iron is required along all side and rear lot lines located adjacent to property zoned for residential uses.

    2. An eight-foot-high masonry wall is required along all side and rear lot lines adjacent to any property zoned for nonresidential uses.

    3. A 42-inch-high masonry wall is required in the front yard setback of a park.

  • E. Signs. The following signage requirements apply to mobile home parks:

    1. One identification sign not to exceed an area of 20 square feet is permitted for each street frontage of the mobile home park.

    2. One park directory sign with an area of 24 square feet is permitted for every full 40,420 square feet of park area.

F. Storage. All storage areas must be maintained in a manner that prevents the creation of any nuisance or otherwise detracts from the value of adjacent properties. The storage of inoperable vehicles within a mobile home park is prohibited.

G. Additional Requirements. Any mobile home park existing on the effective date of Ordinance No. 437 that thereafter obtains a conditional use permit pursuant to Chapter 20.84 CMC shall be subject to those provisions of subsection (A) of this section as the planning commission or city council determines can be enforced without requiring the removal of existing mobile homes or otherwise imposing undue hardship on the park occupants or the park owner. (Ord. 690 § 4 (Exh. A), 2018).

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  1. ▸ Title 20
    Overview
    1. Chapter 20.04 — G2016.GENERAL PROVISIONS
    2. Chapter 20.08 — ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT
    3. Chapter 20.12
    4. Chapter 20.16
    5. Chapter 20.20
    6. Chapter 20.24 — PARKS, SCHOOLS, AND LOS ANGELES RIVER
    7. Chapter 20.28 — MIXED-USE ZONES
    8. Chapter 20.30
    9. Chapter 20.32 — OVERLAY ZONES
    10. Part 1 — Riverfront Overlay Zone (-R)
    11. Part 2 — Urban Agriculture Overlay Zone
    12. Part 3 — Miscellaneous
    13. Part 1 — Adult-Oriented Businesses – Sexually Oriented Busines…
    14. Part 2 — Alcohol Sales
    15. Part 6 — Condominium Conversions
    16. Part 12 — Massage Establishments and Services
    17. Part 13 — Mobile Home Parks
    18. Part 14 — Service Stations
    19. Part 15 — Tobacco Shops and Smoking Lounges
    20. Part 16 — Transitional Uses
    21. Part 18 — Wireless Communications Facilities
    22. Part 1 — Adult-Oriented Businesses – Sexually Oriented Busines…
    23. Part 2 — Alcohol Sales
    24. Part 3 — Amusement Arcades or Cyber Cafes/Computer Labs
    25. Part 4 — Child Day Care Facilities and Large Family Day Care H…
    26. Part 5 — Condominiums
    27. Part 6 — Condominium Conversions
    28. Part 7 — Drive-Through Establishments
    29. Part 8 — Emergency Shelters and Low-Barrier Navigation Centers
    30. Part 9 — Hotels and Motels
    31. Part 10 — Housing Incentives
    32. Part 11 — Live/Work Units
    33. Part 12 — Massage Establishments and Services
    34. Part 13 — Mobile Home Parks
    35. Part 14 — Service Stations
    36. Part 15 — Tobacco Shops and Smoking Lounges
    37. Part 16 — Transitional Uses
    38. Part 17 — Urban Agriculture and Keeping of Animals
    39. Part 18 — Wireless Communications Facilities
    40. Part 19 — Replacement Housing
    41. Part 20 — Accessory Dwelling Units
    42. Part 8 — Amendments to the General Plan, Zoning Code Text, and…
    43. Part 9 — Development Agreements
    44. Part 10 — Reasonable Accommodation
    45. Part 11 — California Environmental Quality Act Implementation
    46. Part 12 — Accessory Dwelling Unit Design Variance
    47. Part 1 — General Provisions
    48. Part 2 — Development Review Permits
    49. Part 3 — Zoning Clearance
    50. Part 4 — Temporary Use Permits
    51. Part 5 — Minor Deviation – Minor Conditional Use Permits (Alco…
    52. Part 6 — Planned Development Permit
    53. Part 7 — Specific Plans
    54. Part 8 — Amendments to the General Plan, Zoning Code Text, and…
    55. Part 9 — Development Agreements
    56. Part 10 — Reasonable Accommodation
    57. Part 11 — California Environmental Quality Act Implementation
    58. Part 12 — Accessory Dwelling Unit Design Variance
    59. Part 13 — Off-Menu Density Bonus Concession Permit

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