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Please see Information Bulletin P/BC 2023-060 for a detailed explanation.
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You need to get a Title 24, Part 6 State energy regulation compliance plan check whenever you alter, repair, add, modify or install new lighting, or install new service or distribution systems as described in the California Energy Code.
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In general, "Graywater Ready Systems" shall be provided for all building plans submitted after June 6, 2016.
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Storage tanks for fire protection are required for new high-rise buildings over 75 ft. and for existing building falling under the scope of chapter 86 of LABC when the building height exceeds 150 ft.
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A grading bond is required for projects with over 250 CY of cut or fill in a Hillside Grading Area.
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The maximum pressure in the sprinkler system shall not exceeds 350 PSI at any location in the system. Sprinkler systems can be zoned to avoid exceeding such pressure.
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A building plan checker reviews most grading plans. The grading plan checker will review grading plans for grading work in conjunction with an approved subdivision map or to issue grading permits to correct a hazardous soil condition per LABC 7005.7.
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Building verification is required after all other division clearances have been obtained.
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In apartment buildings, when carpet is installed in an assembly meeting the STC 50 requirement.
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A Certificate of Occupancy is required for new buildings, additions, change of use or occupancy.
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