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City Code
Just as each state has its own laws, cities have the authority to
create their own laws in the form of "ordinances." Gardena's
ordinances are assembled into a book known as the Gardena Municipal
Code. This information is available to you on-line, including search
capabilities to help you find the information you seek.
Ordinances are usually considered by the City Council in two consecutive
meetings, first for introduction and then for final adoption. The
exception are those noted as "urgency ordinances" which
are presented to the City Council for immediate adoption, at a single
Council meeting. Consideration of most ordinances requires a noticed
public hearing and a 30-day post-adoption period before taking effect.
All ordinances, except those for specific land-uses or interim application,
are published in the City's Municipal Code.
You may view a complete copy of the Gardena Municipal Code with keyword
search capability by clicking
here.

The Gardena Municipal
Code is updated routinely. Ordinances that have been approved by Council
(adopted) but not yet published in the Code are listed here:

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