Plastic waste and vent piping in residential occupancies are allowed when the residential portion of the building is 2 stories or less.
Plastic waste and vent piping in residential occupancies are allowed when the residential portion of the building is 2 stories or less.
Yes, for passive (non-concentrated) infiltration only.
The Code Date stated on a Research Report (upper right corner on 1st page of Research Report) identifies which Los Angeles Building Code (LABC) edition the product specified in the research report is approved for. Building projects and LARR approved products shall have the same Code Date.
The LARR may be used only for projects permitted under the Code version specified on the LARR.
A soils/geology report for a subdivision is generally required in hillside areas and seismic hazard zones. See Information Bulletin P/BC 2023-132.
The evaluation time frame is based on the complexity of the product. Contact the Engineering Research Section for the current status. The process to obtain a Los Angeles City Research Report consists of the following steps:
The Code Date stated on a Research Report (upper right corner on first page of Research Report) identifies which Los Angeles Building Code (LABC) edition the product specified in the research report is approved for. Building projects and LARR approved products shall have the same Code Date.
The evaluation time frame is based on the complexity of the product. Contact the Building Research Section for the current status.
Usually setbacks can be obtained from a current plot plan.