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Is approved equipment or conductor required to have an approval label, and if so, how one can get one?
All equipment approved by LADBS-ETL, with some exceptions for some of the equipment that have General Approvals, are required to bear the approval label of LADBS-ETL. This approval label would be different from equipment that is approved under Laboratory or General Approval vs.
Sign Enforcement and Inspection
As a part of our effort to reduce visual blight in the City, this Division is comprised of three units:
- General Sign Code Enforcement
- Inspection of New Sign Construction
- Off-Site Sign Periodic Inspection Program (OSSPIP)
When can I use combination waste and vent systems?
Combination Waste and Vent Systems are permitted when structural conditions prevents the use or conventional waste system.
How long is the approval good for, and where do I find it?
A General Approval/Laboratory Approval is valid for one year from the approval date.
Do I need to tie my two properties if I want to build one house over two properties?
Yes, a Lot Tie affidavit will be required to create one lot in order to build a building over two lots. The lots shall be owned by the same owner in order to be tied together.
Notification of Alternate Method of Grading or Construction (for 2011 Codes)
PC/GRAD/Aff05-2009
What piping material I can use for subsoil drainage system?
The acceptable pipe material for subsoil drain are listed in table 1102.5 of LAPC. Acceptable pipe material are Asbestos Cement, PE, PVC, and Clay.
Supplemental Correction Sheet for Solar Photovoltaic Systems (for 2011 Codes)
PC/ELEC/Corr.Lst.111-2009