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Community Planning Department

633 E. Broadway, Rm. 103
Glendale, CA 91206
Phone - 818.548.2140
Fax - 818.240.0392
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Welcome to the Planning Division!

Planning Division

633 E. Broadway, Rm. 103
Glendale, CA 91206
Phone - 818.548.2115
Fax - 818.240.7239

Main Office Business Hours

Monday-Thursday 7:30am to 5:30pm
Friday 7:30am to 5pm

Permit Services Center Hours

Monday-Friday 7am to 3pm

Planner Counter Hours

Monday-Friday 7:30am to 12pm
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Changes to Wireless Telecommunications Facilities Ordinance
Council adopted changes to the permitting, placement, design and maintenance of wireless telecommunications facilities in all zones within the City, as well as new fees to be associated with additional review and approval services provided by the Community Planning Department and Public Works Department for such permits. The changes become EFFECTIVE JUNE 14, 2010.

arrow April 6, 2010 City Council Staff Report (1.5 mb)
arrow Wireless Telecommunications Facilities Ordinance (27 mb)




Council Adopted Reasonable Accommodation Ordinance - EFFECTIVE JUNE 17, 2010
arrow May 18 Council Packet
arrow Reasonable Accommodation Flyer
arrow Reasonable Accommodation Application Form





North Glendale Community Plan

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Report to City Council June 1, 2010
arrow April 26 and 28 meeting Agenda
arrow Advisory Committee Recommendations
arrow Comments from April 26, 2010 Meeting
arrow Comments from April 28, 2010 Meeting
arrow Open House Presentation filmed by GTV6 (14 min.)





arrow See information on the artificial turf demonstration project at City Hall





Model Water Efficient Landscape Ordinance, September 10, 2009
All agencies in California are to follow the State's "Model Water Efficient Landscape Ordinance." On January 26, 2010 the Glendale City Council authorized staff to prepare a less complicated ordinance for Glendale, that accomplishes the same goals. Until then, the State's ordinance is to be used. See informational brochure



Drought Tolerant Landscaping Now Required
The Glendale City Council declared a Phase II Water Conservation Emergency. All landscape plans going before the Design Review Boards must consist entirely of "California Friendly Landscaping." "California Friendly Landscaping" means those plants listed on The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California water wise website at: www.BeWaterWise.com

For fire-retardant water-wise plants go to: www.clwa.org/conservation/h2oplants.cfm



Changing Your Windows? Get a Permit!

If you are replacing windows in your home or business, you need a permit from the City of Glendale Building and Safety Department. This applies even when you are putting new windows into the existing frame or when the windows can't be seen from the street. The only time you don't need a permit is when you are just replacing the glass in an existing window.


Horse Overlay Informational Flyer
Find the answers to many commonly asked questions about walls and fences in the Horse Overlay Zone


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