Submit proof of previous retrofit, plans to retrofit, or plans to demolish to the Department of Building and Safety. Plans and calculations will be checked for compliance with the retrofit ordinance.
Submit proof of previous retrofit, plans to retrofit, or plans to demolish to the Department of Building and Safety. Plans and calculations will be checked for compliance with the retrofit ordinance.
Within two (2) years after the service date of the Order to Comply, a structural analysis and plans to either retrofit or demolish, or proof of previous retrofit shall be submitted to the Department for review if the building meets the minimum requirements of this ordinance.
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The documents required for submittal are:
Plan check is a process of which the plans are reviewed for compliance to current codes. For this program, the plans will be reviewed for compliance to the mandatory retrofit ordinance 183983 and 184081. Once plans have been reviewed and approved, permit can be issued.
All construction work for which a permit is required shall be subject to inspection by authorized inspectors. It is your responsibility to notify the inspector when the work is ready for inspection.
To request for inspection, please call (888) LA4Build or request for inspection online.
“ASHRAE Guideline 0.2-2015 Commissioning Process for Existing Systems and Assemblies”
requires the following items as part of Retro-Commissioning:
”ASHRAE Guideline 0.2-2015 Commissioning Process for Existing Systems and Assemblies” requires the following items as part of the Audit:
Remodeling of apartment buildings that were first occupied prior to March 13, 1991, are not subject to DA requirements.
Yes, as long as it does not obstruct controls, faucets, and shower spray units, or the transfer of an individual from wheelchairs onto shower seats.
Employee workstations must be on an accessible route.
No, but backing for future installation of grab bars is required.
Yes. Per 11B-505.4, handrail height must be a minimum of 34" and maximum of 38" measured vertically.
Yes, DA seating is required for each functional area.
Disabled access requirements apply to both temporary and permanent structures.
No, as this is not “newly constructed” according to LABC 202 or used for public housing.
Yes, the manager's unit needs to comply with the same DA requirements as the dwelling unit.
2% of the dwelling units. If parking is assigned, then 2% of the assigned parking spaces must be accessible. If unassigned, then a minimum of 5% of parking spaces must be accessible.