No temporary signs, handbills, or flyers are to be posted on City trees, posts or placed in City right-of-way areas. These signs are unsightly and contribute to litter on the streets. The City exhausts many man-hours from both volunteers and City staff in removing these temporary signs from the right-of-way locations throughout the City. 

• Learn more about state, regional, and local restrictions regarding political signs

Citizen complaints can be made by contacting Community Preservation: 

• (626) 852-4825
• Or in person at 150 S. Glendora Avenue

PROPERTY MAINTENANCE
Owning, renting or leasing a home is a great responsibility. Glendora standards require that the property be maintained with well irrigated lawns, weed free, shrubs and trees should be trimmed up from the ground and away from neighboring properties. The property should be checked for needed repairs to maintain the quality of the community such as needed exterior painting, new fencing, the repair of any broken windows, etc. 

ABANDONED or UNOCCUPIED HOMES
Dwellings that are unoccupied must be maintained and secured from trespassers or intruders. It is the responsibility of the current property owner to check the property for any weeds, trash, discarded items, or vandalism. Working closely with the Glendora Police Department and Code Enforcement can help prevent targeted home such as these from future vandalism and illegal activity. 

SHRUBS, TREES and OTHER VEGETATION
Private property owners are required to maintain their own shrubs, hedges, bushes, and trees that overgrow into or obstruct the public right-of-way such as streets, sidewalks and alleys. 

UNPAVED PARKING 

Vehicles parked on private property must be parked on driveways. Vehicles observed parking on surfaces such as dirt, lawn, or other non-paved surfaces will be issued a warning for compliance. After considerable notification, a citation can be issued by the code enforcement officer for non-compliance.

• Unpaved Parking Brochure

VEHICLE STORAGE

The following items may not be stored to the front, side, rear, or driveways of any private property for any length of time. It is considered a public nuisance and will be cited if found to be in violation

• Abandoned, wrecked, dismantled vehicles in deteriorated condition; car parts are prohibited
• RVs, motorhomes, trailers, campers, boats may not be stored at the front of the property in public view.
• No RV, camper, trailer, or vehicle is to be occupied for purpose of living or dwelling on a temporary or permanent basis. It is considered a violation of the Health and Safety Code and would not be considered temporary housing.

INOPERATIVE VEHICLES

Abandoned, wrecked, dismantled, inoperative, or neglected vehicles, car parts, boats, trailers stored on private property for an unreasonable length of time on private property is a violation and citable by the code enforcement officer. In more serious conditions the City may abate the storage of such nuisance conditions for health and safety reasons.

Our Goal is to inform the public and increase awareness about the West Nile Virus.  Simple preventative measures, education and information can help us in the fight against the West Nile Virus.

In working with the Los Angeles County Vector Control District, the California Department of Health Services and your local Community Preservation Division, we can help protect your family and pets from this deadly disease. 

• West Nile Virus Brochure