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Chapter 12 — Planning and Zoning

Article 2.2 — "R-1½" LIMITED TWO-FAMILY ZONE

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

§ 12-19. R-1½ Zone. Permitted Uses.

The following uses shall be permitted in the R-1½ Two-family Zone unless otherwise provided in this Chapter:

  • (1) Any use permitted in R-1 One-family Zone.

  • (2) Two-family dwellings.

  • (3) Accessory buildings including garage space for not to exceed four cars.

  • (4) Required parking space (see Section 12-40 ).

(5) Accessory dwelling units subject to the requirements of Article 35 of this Chapter. (Ord. 1956 8-30-68; Ord. 2346 7-3-79; Ord. 24-02, 12/12/2023)

§ 12-19.1. Building Height.

No building hereafter erected or structurally altered shall exceed one story or twenty feet in height.

§ 12-19.2. Front Yard.

There shall be a front yard of not less than twenty-five percent of the depth of the lot, provided such front yard need not exceed twenty feet, except where lots comprising forty percent or more of the frontage on one side of the street between intersecting streets are developed with buildings having an average front yard with a variation of not more than six feet, no building hereafter erected or structurally altered shall project beyond the average front yard line so established.

§ 12-19.3. Side Yard.

§ 12-19.4. Rear Yard.

§ 12-19.5. Lot Area Per Family.

Lot area per family for single-family dwellings shall be the same as in R-1 One-family Zone, and every two-family dwelling hereafter erected or structurally altered shall have a lot area of not less than five thousand square feet per family, and provided that the main building and all accessory buildings shall, together, cover not more than sixty percent of the total area of an inside lot, not more than seventy percent of the total area of a corner lot.

Provided, however, that where a lot has less area than herein required, and was of record as of December 17, 1946, said lot may be occupied by not more than one family.

§ 12-19.6. Accessory Building.

At the discretion of the Director of Planning and Building Department, or designee, with the concurrence of the Superintendent of Building and Safety, any applicant for a building permit to construct an accessory building on the same lot with a dwelling, or an addition to a dwelling, shall execute an agreement whereby the applicant covenants that the proposed structure will not be rented separately as a dwelling unit from the main structure or structures and that in the event of future resale, exchange, leasing or other transfer of possession of the entire property, no representation will be made by applicant or representatives that said accessory building or addition can be rented as a separate dwelling unit. Said covenant and agreement shall be recorded in the office of the County Recorder of the County of Los Angeles, which recording shall be accomplished at the applicant's expense and which covenant shall run with the land and be binding upon future owners, lessees, heirs or assigns, and other occupants of the premises involved. (Ord. 1313 5-29-56; Ord. 2397 5-5-81; Ord. 87-15 6-30-87; Ord. 08-05 4-22-08; Ord. 23-07 1-31-23)

§ 12-19.7. Repealed.

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Contents — Inglewood Zoning Code
Inglewood Zoning Code
  1. Chapter 12 — Planning and Zoning
    Overview
    1. Article 1 — DEFINITIONS
    2. Article 1.1 — GENERAL REGULATIONS
    3. Article 1.2 — HOME OCCUPATION REGULATIONS
    4. Article 2 — "R-1" ONE-FAMILY ZONE
    5. Article 2.1 — "R-1Z" ONE-FAMILY/ZERO-LOT-LINE ZONE
    6. Article 2.2 — "R-1½" LIMITED TWO-FAMILY ZONE
    7. Article 3 — "R-2" LIMITED MULTIPLE-FAMILY ZONE
    8. Article 3.1 — "R-2A" LIMITED MULTIPLE-FAMILY ZONE
    9. Article 4 — "R-3" MULTIPLE-FAMILY ZONE
    10. Article 5 — "R-4" MULTIPLE FAMILY ZONE
    11. Article 5.1 — "R-M" RESIDENTIAL AND MEDICAL ZONE § 12-22.20. R…
    12. Article 6 — "C-1" LIMITED COMMERCIAL ZONE
    13. Article 7 — "C-2" GENERAL COMMERCIAL ZONE
    14. Article 7.1 — "C-2A" AIRPORT COMMERCIAL ZONE
    15. Article 8 — "C-3" HEAVY COMMERCIAL ZONE
    16. Article 9 — "C-S" COMMERCIAL SERVICE ZONE
    17. Article 10 — "C-R" COMMERCIAL AND RECREATION ZONE
    18. Article 10.1 — HOLLYWOOD PARK SPECIFIC PLAN ZONE
    19. Article 10.1.1 — "A-C" Airport Campus Zone
    20. Article 10.2 — "MU-1" Mixed Use-1 Zone
    21. Article 10.2.1 — "MU-1A" Mixed Use-1A Overlay Zone
    22. Article 10.3 — "MU-2" Mixed Use-2 Zone
    23. Article 10.3.1 — "MU-2A" Mixed Use-2A Zone
    24. Article 10.4 — "MU-3" Mixed Use-3 Zone
    25. Article 10.5 — "MU-4" Mixed Use-4 Zone
    26. Article 10.5.1 — "MU-A" Mixed Use-Arts Cluster Zone
    27. Article 10.6 — "MU-C" Mixed Use Corridor Zone
    28. Article 10.7 — "H-C" Historic Core Zone
    29. Article 10.8 — "C-N" Neighborhood Commercial Zone
    30. Article 11 — "M-1" LIGHT MANUFACTURING ZONE
    31. Article 11.1 — "M-1L" LIMITED MANUFACTURING ZONE
    32. Article 12 — "M-2" HEAVY MANUFACTURING ZONE
    33. Article 13 — "CC" CIVIC CENTER ZONE
    34. Article 14 — "D" SUPPLEMENTAL DESIGN REVIEW ZONE
    35. Article 15 — "S-1" SPECIAL CEMETERY ZONE AND "S-2" SPECIAL CEM…
    36. Article 16 — "P" AUTOMOBILE PARKING ZONE
    37. Article 17 — "P-1" AUTOMOBILE PARKING ZONE REGULATIONS
    38. Article 17.1 — "O-S" OPEN SPACE ZONE
    39. Article 17.2 — "T-C" TRANSPORTATION CORRIDOR ZONE
    40. Article 17.3 — "SOZ" SIGN OVERLAY ZONE
    41. Article 17.4 — LIVE-WORK OVERLAY ZONE
    42. Article 17.5 — SPORTS AND ENTERTAINMENT OVERLAY ZONE
    43. Article 17.6 — "TCO" TRANSPORTATION CORRIDOR OVERLAY ZONE
    44. Article 18 — PLANNED ASSEMBLY DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS
    45. Article 18.1 — SITE PLAN REVIEW REGULATIONS
    46. Article 19 — PARKING REGULATIONS
    47. Article 20 — NONCONFORMING BUILDINGS AND USES
    48. Article 21 — SERVICE STATION REGULATIONS
    49. Article 21.1 — MOBILE HOME REGULATIONS
    50. Article 22 — SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS
    51. Article 22.1 — CONDOMINIUM REGULATIONS
    52. Article 23 — SIGN REGULATIONS
    53. Article 24 — FENCE REGULATIONS
    54. Article 24.1 — ADULT BUSINESS REGULATIONS
    55. Article 25 — SPECIAL USE PERMIT REGULATIONS
    56. Article 26 — VARIANCE REGULATIONS
    57. Article 26.1 — ADJUSTMENT REGULATIONS
    58. Article 26.2 — VESTED STRUCTURE DETERMINATION AND MINOR MODIFI…
    59. Article 27 — CHANGE OF ZONING REGULATIONS
    60. Article 28 — ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW REGULATIONS
    61. Article 29 — REPEALED
    62. Article 30 — PARK LAND DEDICATION, IN-LIEU FEES AND PARK DEVEL…
    63. Article 31 — ANTENNAS AND WIRELESS TELECOMMUNICATION FACILITY …
    64. Article 32 — TREE PRESERVATION REGULATIONS
    65. Article 34 — CANNABIS REGULATIONS
    66. Article 35 — ACCESSORY DWELLING UNITS

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