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Alarm System
Permit
All residences and businesses that have alarm systems must have permits
on file with the City. A late fee of $25 will be imposed for any permit
not obtained within 60 days of installation. The required application
and additional information can be found by clicking below.
 
Alarm System Permit
Bingo Permit
Only nonprofit organizations located in Gardena are eligible to conduct
bingo games in the City. The required application and additional information
can be found by clicking below.
Bingo
Permit
Block Party
Permit
If you want to have fun and get to know your neighbors, a block party
may be just the thing. Information regarding block party permits and
fees can be found by clicking below.
Block
Party Permit
Building Permits
If
you are planning a construction project, whether it is a simple room
remodel or a major construction project, you should be aware of the
applicable building codes and required permits. Information regarding
building permits and applications can be found by clicking below.
Building
Permit
Business License
In order to conduct any business, trade, profession, enterprise, establishment
or occupation within the City of Gardena, a license is required even
if the physical business address is outside of the City. Information
regarding Business Licenses and required applications can be found
by clicking below.
Business
License
Dance Permit
It is unlawful in Gardena to hold a dance at any fraternal hall or
public assembly place without a Dance Permit. A permit is NOT required
for affairs held on private property, such as a residence. For more
information regarding Dance Permits and required application click
below.
Dance Permit
Garage and
Yard Sale Permit
A resident who wants to hold a garage or yard sale in the City must
obtain a permit prior to the event. No more than four garage sales
may be conducted upon the same property within a calendar year. Additional
Information and the required application can be found by clicking
below.
Garage
and Yard Sale Permit
Home Occupation
Permit
Certain home businesses are permitted by the City to be carried on
by the inhabitant of a dwelling. The permitted business must be incidental
and secondary to the use of the structure for living purposes. The
business cannot change the character or adversely affect the uses
permitted in the zone and vicinity. For some examples of permitted
home businesses, and information regarding Home Occupation Permits
and fees click
here.
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