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Which code chapter does the leasing office need to comply with (11A or 11B)?

11B, as it is open to the public.

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As a homeowner, can I obtain an electrical permit?

If you have resided in the house for 12 months or more.

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Can a contractor sign for the plans?

A contractor may sign for their own design as permitted by the State Law and section 93.0206(a).

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Can this plan check be done on the counter?

Refer to our Information Bulletin P/GI 2023-011 from our website for qualifications regarding counter plan check.

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Do I need an inspection card for my electrical permit?

An inspection card is not required for any Electrical or Mechanical permits.

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Do I need a plan check?

You will need a plan check when the scope of work involves items under code section 93.0206.

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Do I need an electrical permit when modifying existing wiring?

Any time you alter, repair, add, relocate, or modify existing electrical wiring, you will need an electrical permit. Refer to section 93.0201 for a list of exceptions.

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Do I need a permit for low voltage wiring?

Yes, if the installation involves a (1) communication circuit or class 2 signaling circuit over 30 volts or under 30 volts but more than 100 va, (2) amplifier circuits not using class 2 or 3 wiring, or (3) any circuit operating over 15 volts that control, generate, transmit, transform, or utilize

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How are the fees for plan check calculated?

Fees for plan check are calculated based on items to be reviewed and permitted. You can find the breakdown of these item in sections 93.0214 through 93.0224.

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How can I tell if a product is approved to be used in the City of Los Angeles?

A product (or equipment) is considered approved if it bares either the approval label of the City of Los Angeles Electrical Test Lab, or listing or certification label, symbol or other identifying mark of a recognized testing agency.

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