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How do I download the approved stamped plans and permit?

After the permit fee is paid, an LADBS Plan Check Engineer will stamp your plans and you will be able to download the stamped plans from your dashboard.

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What web browsers are compatible with ePlanLA Application?

ePlanLA is compatible with all commonly used web browsers, including: Microsoft Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Apple Safari and Firefox.

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Can I change my email address for my ePlanLA account?

 No, you may not change your email. The email provided at registration serves as your account name.

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Whom can I contact for ePlanLA assistance?

Contact information for plan review questions
Online: https://buildla.lacity.org/contact-form.html

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How do I obtain a permit?

Depending on the size of your project, you can get your permit online or at the counter of a Development Services Center

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What is E-Permit?

Also known as an Online Permit or Express Permit, e-permit is a service we provide to expedite less complex permit types. 

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When is a permit required?

Permits are issued for many different types of work, including Building, Electrical and Plumbing just to name a few. Please visit each our Plan Review & Permit page for more information about when a permit is required. 

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How much will my permit & plan check cost?

The Permit Fee Calculator is an online service that can assist in permit fee calculations. 

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Can I, as a homeowner, apply for a construction permit?

A homeowner can obtain a permit and do the construction, alteration or repair on his/her house and accessory buildings or facilities thereto, if the owner resides or will reside in the dwelling.

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Do I need a permit to build a fence around my property?

A permit is not required for any type of fence under 3'6" in height.

A permit is required for a masonry or concrete fence over 3'6" in height, and for a fence of any other material over 10'0" in height. 

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