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Refuse Container Bins in Los Angeles

Refuse container bins placed in the County Right-of-Way in Los Angeles require an encroachment permit. This applies to waste containers, recycling bins, and similar refuse equipment placed on public streets, sidewalks, or alleys.

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What This Permit Covers

  • Refuse container bins placed on public streets or sidewalks
  • Waste containers in the County Right-of-Way
  • Recycling bins and collection containers in public areas
  • Temporary and permanent refuse equipment placement

When This Permit May Be Needed

  • When placing refuse containers on public streets or sidewalks in Los Angeles
  • When waste collection requires bins in the County Right-of-Way
  • When recycling containers need to occupy public space
  • When refuse equipment is needed in alleys or other public areas
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Why Clear Permit Guidance Matters

Refuse containers in the right-of-way can obstruct pedestrian and vehicle traffic if not properly placed. An encroachment permit ensures containers are positioned safely and in compliance with County requirements in Los Angeles.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, refuse container bins placed in the County Right-of-Way — including streets, sidewalks, and alleys in Los Angeles — typically require an encroachment permit.
Refuse container bins are specifically for waste and recycling collection, while street storage bins may be used for construction materials or equipment. Both may require separate permits.

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