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Do I need to register in order to pull a permit online?
Yes. Please visit our Online Permit webpage to register.
What is the minimum width of an accessible route?
The clear width of walking surfaces must be 36 inches minimum
Residential Mandatory Measures for New Construction
PC/GRN/Corr.Lst.04-2016
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How do I submit online?
Only standard solar pv permits currently qualify for online plan check and permit service. See Information Bulletin P/GI 2014-027 for more details.
How can I determine what the zone of my property is?
Zoning Information for a particular property can be obtained by:
Are toilets required for special events?
Yes. Sanitary facilities must be provided at special events.
How do I apply for a permit?
You can visit any of LADBS offices. For the permits which do not require Plan Check, you can apply online at our Online Permit webpage.
How long will it take to get a plan check?
The amount time needed to check a plan will vary week to week based on the day's backlog at the time of submittal. You may ask any available staff about the current backlog and a time estimate.
Do all approvals have “Conditions of Approval?”
No. Only General Approvals (Research Reports), and some Laboratory Approvals have Conditions of Approval.
Can I install a water heater in the yard?
The Plumbing Code allows outdoor installations of water heaters. Check with the Zoning engineer for required minimum distance from the property line.