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How do I find out if a previous soils/geology report was submitted for my property?
Check the “Search Online Building Records” on the Department’s website. Previous soils/geology reports can also be obtained at the Records Section locations at 201 N. Figueroa Street, Rm.
Alternative Design Procedure for Seismic Analysis and Design of Tall Buildings and Buildings Utilizing Complex Structural Systems
IB/P/BC 2023-123
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What is an Occupancy?
The purpose for which a building, or part of a building, is used or intended to be used.
What is LARR?
LARR stands for "Los Angeles Research Reports." LADBS approves alternate building materials or products that are at least equivalent to the materials prescribed in the code in terms of quality, effective time period of fire resistance, strength, effectiveness, durability and safety.
Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU), Junior Accessory Dwelling Unit (JADU), Movable Tiny House (MTH) Correction Sheet (2023 LABC)
PC/STR/Corr.Lst.020A-2023
How do I know when my project needs to comply with Disabled Access requirements?
Any tenant Improvement with the valuation higher than $150,244.00 needs to fully comply with the current Disabled Access regulation. A project with valuation of less than $150,244.00 can apply for a hardship.
What projects would require a Combined Building Permit?
A Combined Building Permit (includes Electrical and Mechanical permits) can be issued for a single-family or a duplex; otherwise a separate Building, Electrical or Mechanical Permits is required.
If a portion of a single family dwelling is converted into a JADU, do I need a separate address for the JADU?
Public Works - Bureau of Engineering will determine if the JADU requires a new address.
What can be done online?
Any permit that qualifies as an express permit may be obtained online.