Earlier editions: 2026-07
Chapter 3 — Motor Vehicles and Traffic›Article 2 — PARKING REGULATIONS
Inglewood Municipal Code § 3-63 Off-Street Parking Regulation
Inglewood Municipal Code · 2026-10 edition · updated 2026-10-04 · Inglewood
Cite as: Inglewood Municipal Code § 3-63 · Text as of 2026-10-04
Notwithstanding any other provision of this Code, any property within the City may be used for off-street parking purposes provided a permit for such purpose has been issued by the Permits and Licenses Committee. Said permits shall be issued only when the extensive parking need in the district requires the issuance of such permits to reduce traffic congestion and traffic hazards. One or more permits may be issued and the days upon which such permits are valid may be consecutive or non-consecutive. The requirements of this Section shall apply equally to parking facilities maintained in connection with business establishments which are otherwise registered under other provisions of this code when such facilities are made available for public parking and a fee is charged for rental of parking space.
§ 3-63.1. Off-Street Parking Special Requirements.¶
In the event the Permits and Licenses Committee issues a permit pursuant hereto, the requirements of this Code concerning the paving and marking of parking places shall not be applicable to parking pursuant to such permit; provided, however, that the operator of a parking lot shall meet all of the following requirements:
(1) Post a sign listing the cost of parking in letters not less than six inches in height.
(2) Provide the lot with a permanent driveway and, in no event, use the sidewalk for an entrance or exit.
(3) Have an attendant on duty at all times the lot is in operation who shall be licensed to operate motor vehicles in the State of California and holds a valid operators license therefor.
(4) When a vacant lot is used as a parking area, it shall be free of weeds and other combustibles.
(5) When there are more than twenty cars, there shall be provided at least one fire extinguisher readily available or such other fire prevention methods approved as adequate by the Fire Chief.
(6) When residential property is used as a parking lot, a five-foot clearance around the dwelling and garage and any other buildings on the property shall be maintained.
(7) Adequate provisions for access to the area shall be provided at all times.
(Ord. 2089 10-22-71)
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