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Erection and Maintenance of Building in Areas Subject to Inundation or Physical Hazards Geological Nature (for 2011 Codes)
PC/STR/Aff21-2009
Supplemental Plan Check Correction Sheet for Steel Moment Frame Design (2026 LABC)
PC/STR/Corr.Lst.052-2026
WATER CONSERVATION ORDINANCE NOTES NON-RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS
GRN18N-2023
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Jacob Stevens (Él/He/Him)
Commission President Stevens is a planning and land use professional, born and raised in Northeast Los Angeles. He was a 3-term President of the City of Los Angeles East Area Planning Commission and is a Vice President of the California State New Motor Vehicle Board.
Are door installations allowed on the accessible shower compartment?
Yes, as long as it does not obstruct controls, faucets, and shower spray units, or the transfer of an individual from wheelchairs onto shower seats.
NFPA 13 2022 - Automated Mechanical Parking Lifts (Car Stackers)
PC/FP/Corr.Lst.04-2022
How do I pay for these plans?
Please contact the designer of the pre-approved plan to inquire about fees. Please see the link, ‘For further information on this standard plan click here.’ listed under each plan.
Is a carriage unit exempt from DA requirements?
Yes, if it complies with the definition of a carriage unit per LABC 202.
What is the Occupancy Load?
In A and E occupancies the occupant load is required on the CofO for the number of people allowed.