Plan check for sewer piping is not required when the drainage fixture units do not exceed 216 fixture units and pumps are not used.

No plan check is required for rain gutters.

Systems up to 10 interconnected roof drains do not require plan check.

Yes, plan check is required for sewage ejector per Section 101.5.6 of the Los Angeles Plumbing Code (LAPC).

Plumbing plan check is required only for swimming pools installed in apartment buildings or commercial building and it is not required for single family dwelling units.

The acceptable pipe material for subsoil drain are listed in table 1102.5 of LAPC. Acceptable pipe material are Asbestos Cement, PE, PVC, and Clay.

Combination Waste and Vent Systems are permitted when structural conditions prevents the use or conventional waste system.

In general, "Graywater Ready Systems" shall be provided for all building plans submitted after June 6, 2016.

No.

No, but a fax request may be sent.

Yes. Records may also be obtained from Online Building Records.

Building Information Online on the LADBS.org homepage or Permit & Inspection Report can provide permit information for a specific property. 

Inspectors can extend a permit providing it is not an Express Permit.

To obtain copies of plans, we would first have to make sure there are plans on file. Plans are not maintained for every property.

Our records go back to the year of 1905.

A Range File is a Code Enforcement Violation.

The cost can range anywhere from 10¢ (cents) per page to $1.50 per page.

A covenant can be obtained at the County Recorder’s office.

Please contact the Public Works Department.

The County Assessor’s Office can provide the original Building Permit number. Building and Safety may be able to look it up by the permit number.