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Title IV — PUBLIC WELFARE, MORALS AND CONDUCT

Chapter 1 — DISORDERLY CONDUCT, NUISANCES, ETC

Lomita Municipal Code · 2026-09 edition · updated 2026-10-02 · Lomita

Sec. 4-1.01. - Disorderly conduct.

Sec. 4-1.02. - Unnecessary noises.

Sec. 4-1.03. - Loitering.

Sec. 4-1.04. - Gates.

Sec. 4-1.05. - Aircraft.

Sec. 4-1.06. - Horses—Speed.

Sec. 4-1.06.5. - Same—Prohibited on sidewalks.

Sec. 4-1.07. - Illicit sexual intercourse; lewd acts.

Sec. 4-1.08. - Illegal dumping.

Sec. 4-1.08.5. - Construction sites.

Sec. 4-1.09. - Flowing mud or water on highway.

Sec. 4-1.10. - Damaging property.

Sec. 4-1.11. - Tramps.

Sec. 4-1.12. - False reports.

Sec. 4-1.13. - False impersonation of sheriff or district attorney or city prosecutor.

Sec. 4-1.14. - Gate-crashing.

Sec. 4-1.15. - Capping—Impersonation.

Sec. 4-1.16. - Radios receiving police calls.

Sec. 4-1.17. - Trespassing.

Sec. 4-1.18. - Picking flowers.

Sec. 4-1.19. - Closing hours, amusement and entertainment places.

Sec. 4-1.20. - Curfew.

Sec. 4-1.20.1. - Daytime curfew.

Sec. 4-1.21. - Billiard and pool halls.

Sec. 4-1.22. - Smoking on buses.

Sec. 4-1.23. - Smoking at polling places.

Sec. 4-1.24. - Throwing missiles.

Sec. 4-1.25. - Sound-amplifying equipment.

Sec. 4-1.26. - Same—Permit required for use on commercial advertising vehicles.

Sec. 4-1.27. - Same—Application for permit.

Sec. 4-1.28. - Handbills.

Sec. 4-1.29. - Same.

Sec. 4-1.30. - Disorderly house.

Sec. 4-1.31. - Charitable solicitations.

Sec. 4-1.32. - Soliciting in city or county buildings.

Sec. 4-1.33. - Unsightliness.

Sec. 4-1.34. - Vendors.

Sec. 4-1.35. - News vendors.

Sec. 4-1.36. - Gambling prohibited.

Sec. 4-1.37. - Gambling information.

Sec. 4-1.38. - Reserved.

Sec. 4-1.39. - Inhaling, drinking or breathing certain substances.

Sec. 4-1.40. - Possession of certain objects prohibited during demonstrations and…

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