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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.

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How do I obtain previous soils/geology reports?

Check the “Search Online Building Records” on the Department’s web site. Previous soils/geology reports can also be obtained at the Records Section locations at 201 N. Figueroa Street, Rm.

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How do I submit a report to the Grading Division?

Reports must be submitted in person at any construction services center.

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How long is a soils/geology report good for?

In general, four years, unless there is a change in the scope of work or adoption of a new LABC.

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How long will it take to get my report reviewed?

Regular: 5 to 6 weeks. Expedite: 4 to 5 weeks.

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How much does it cost to have a report reviewed by the Grading Division?

Please refer to Department fee schedule online for general fees. Final fees to be determined at the time of submittal.

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How the amount of the bond is calculated?

The bond is calculated based on the earthwork quantity, cost of drainage devices, and/or retaining walls per LABC 7006.5.7

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What do I do if a slope failure occurs on my property or my neighbor's?

Contact the Training and Emergency Management Division (TEMD) at 311 or (213) 482-6788.

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What do I do if my report is not approved?

Contact your consultant to provide a formal itemized response to the Department correction letter. Note: Additional Department fees are required for review.

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What is required to develop in a seismic hazard zone?

Please refer to Information Bulletins P/BC 2014-044 and

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