What permits are needed to host weddings on a property, as a business, in California? | Good Wedding Ideas
 
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I would like to buy property around Los Angeles and host weddings there. Does the property need to be zoned as a business? What is the proper zoning or permits that need to be issued?
Thanks ahead!

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Sandy on June 2nd, 2009 at 5:57 am #

It has to be Zoned as Commercial if you intend on a business there. It can be Residential-Commercial, but its just like a Church, or a School, they are zoned Commercial, some are Commercal-Residential.
Then you need a Business License,Tax ID.
After that, your pretty much set up.

Morpheous on June 5th, 2009 at 2:29 am #

Seems that you need R5 zoning. Find a place and start working with the City Hall (Dept. of Building and Safety) officials. Get in the line to get permits, because it could take up to 6 months to get what you need. You would be working with a city inspector who will be overseeing the project if you want to make additions. The process is not easy and many people get frustrated. But it’s possible.

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