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Benchmark Compliance Instructions Coversheet
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Hector Ochoa

Commissioner Ochoa became a member of the Disabled Access Appeals Commission in January 2025. Born with Osteogenesis Imperfecta and a wheelchair and hearing aid user from an early age, Mr. Ochoa brings a wealth of lived experience and professional experience to this commission.

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Career Opportunities
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Wildfire Plan Submittal Checklist
IB/P/GI 2026-036
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ERW Design - ADU082

1-story, 1-bedroom with options (695 sf)

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Wildfire Plan Submittal Requirements Checklist
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What does "like-for-like" mean, exactly?

A project may be rebuilt with the same nonconforming use, yards, height, number of stories, lot area, foot print, floor area, residential floor area, residential density, or parking as the structure that existed or had a valid permit immediately before the Wildfire.

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What does "substantially the same location" mean? How much can my new home move within my lot?

The proposed building shall be located within a maximum offset of the existing building footprint. The allowable offset shall be a maximum of 20% of the lot width and 20% of the lot depth, in the same direction as the lot width or depth, respectively.

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Can projects with a basement still qualify as a like-for-like project?

Adding a new basement or enlarging an existing basement level is allowed and qualifies as an Eligible Project, provided the basement does not exceed 110% of the existing building footprint.

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Can I expand my second story?

A second story that existed prior to the wildfire may be rebuilt and expanded as part of a like-for-like +10% project, so long as it complies with maximum allowable height and building footprint. 

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