Please refer to LADWP Pacific Palisades Undergrounding Initiative, which provides more information, along with the requirements and steps for electric service installation.

If your property is part of a Homeowners Association (HOA), your property may be subject to Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions (CC&Rs)—private agreements that may impose development standards or conditions different from those in the current Los Angeles Zoning Code.

The contractor state licensing board can provide contractor-related information. Their website can be found here: CSLB 
 

• To obtain a building permit, you will need to provide a complete Building Permit application, a copy of the LA City approved stamped Standard Plan, and plans indicating how the Standard Plan will be adapted to a specific site.

Below is a general list of items needed for the Standard Plan review and approval:

• Floor plan – Show proposed work and room layout, door and window sizes and location.

Once you have your plans ready for submittal, you can submit them through our Eplan portal using the address ‘1 Standard Plan Way’.

Please contact the designer of the pre-approved standard plan to inquire about fees. Please see the link, ‘For further information on this standard plan click here.’ listed under each plan.

Yes, the plans may be purchased directly from the design owner.

No. These plans remain the intellectual property of the architects, engineers, designers or builders (design owner) who developed them.

No. These plans remain the intellectual property of the architects, engineers, designers or builders (design owner) who created them. Each pre-approved plan is available for a fee determined by the design owner in consultation with the homeowner/client.