Cabrillo Park Neighborhood Association

Code Violations

Neighborhood Association Goals

City Codes are laws established and passed by our elected City Council in an attempt to ensure that everyone will have “A neighborhood that is safe, healthy and a desirable place to live”.

Neighborhood Association’s goals are to preserve, protect and improve the quality of life in the neighborhood. You are encouraged to make an effort to correct any of the following listed items. Thanks for your support in making the neighborhood a desirable place to live.

Common Code Violations

Parking on lawn, dirt or gravel – It is illegal to park any vehicle, RV, travel trailer, boat/trailer or any type of trailer on the lawn, dirt or any other unimproved surface.

Vehicles Parked on the Street - Vehicles cannot be parked for more than 72 hours without being moved. Vehicles must be in running condition if parked on the street. If not moved, they can be towed.

RVs, Travel Trailers, Boat/Trailer cannot be parked for more than 72 hours on the street.


Inoperable Vehicles - Any vehicle that cannot operate legally on a public street or highway must be enclosed within a structure. Vehicles parked on the driveways must be whole, complete and legally parked. Tires must be inflated.

Commercial Vehicles (semi-trucks) or trailers – It is illegal to park these vehicles on the street in any residential neighborhood.

Auto Repair – It is illegal to do auto repair from your home. Minor auto repair on personal vehicles (change of oil, fixing flats). These must be completed within 48 hours and before 10 PM.

Storing Junk, Debris, Etc. It is illegal to store junk, debris, etc in public view where it can be seen from the street.

Landscaping – Yards must be landscaped (lawns), irrigated and maintained on a regular basis.

Blocking the Sidewalk or Street - It is illegal to leave basketball hoop or any other items on sidewalk or street. City Code Officers will tag hoops and other items to be hauled away. Sidewalks are for people to walk on.

Loud Music or Car Stereos - It is illegal to make loud and unnecessary or unusual noise which disturbs the peace and quiet of any neighborhood or cause discomfort or annoyance to person or normal sensitiveness residing in the area.

Illegal Dumping – It is illegal to dump anything in the street.



Dogs Running Loose – It is illegal to allow your dog to run loose. Dogs must be on a lease when taken for a walk and you must clean up your dog’s mess.

Barking Dogs – Dogs that habitually make loud noise (barking) is a public nuisance. If you own a dog, it is your responsibility to keep your dog from barking.

Garbage and Recycle Cans Cans are not to be placed on the sidewalk. They are to be placed in the gutter at least three (3) feet apart. Cans are not to be put out more than 12 hours before pickup and must be put back 12 hours after pickup. Recycle cans are picked up every other week. Mark your calendar.

Code Enforcement

Code Enforcement is a necessary tool to help fight crime, maintain property values and maintain peace in our neighborhoods.

It is not the Neighborhood Association’s goal to do policing of these City Code violations. The City will do that. Our goals are to keep the neighborhood a safe and attractive place to live. We all need to be aware of these codes and also help educate our neighbors of codes they might be violating.

Thank you for your support in helping to make the neighborhood a safe, healthy and desirable place to live.

If you have any questions, please contact, City Code Enforcement at 264-5948 or at their website:

cityofsacramento.org

Please help keep our neighborhood safe and a healthy environment for all. Clean up the City Code violations.

Links

Sacramento City Codes