Your products are approved for the Code version only listed on both the Evaluation Report and the LARR approval letter. If either product approval document does not list the current version of the Building Code, you will need to have these updated.
Your products are approved for the Code version only listed on both the Evaluation Report and the LARR approval letter. If either product approval document does not list the current version of the Building Code, you will need to have these updated.
Your products are approved for the Code version only listed on both the Evaluation Report and the LARR Approval Letter. If either product approval document does not list the current version of the Building Code, you will need to have these updated.
Two forms must be completed together:
Section III of Alternate Building Materials Products Approval Req
Yes, a Lot Tie affidavit will be required to create one lot in order to build a building over two lots. The lots shall be owned by the same owner in order to be tied together.
No, the number of stories does not change the requirements of a residential or non-residential use.
The City requires the applicant for a project with excavation close to a property line to notify the affected property via a certified mail.
Guest rooms in a hotel for sleeping purposes and any related use is considered a residential project.
Check the “Search Online Building Records” on the Department’s website. Previous soils/geology reports can also be obtained at the Records Section locations at 201 N. Figueroa Street, Rm.
You can review the past and present activity on a particular property with our free online Permit and Inspection Report. It shows both Permit activity and Code Enforcement activity.
The LARR may be used only for projects permitted under the Code version specified on the LARR.
LAMC requires that notices are sent to other property owners that may be affected by the request when an appeal request is submitted to the BBSC. You may attend the hearing and are allowed to speak on any case on the agenda, by completing a speaker card on the day of the hearing.
Many building records can be researched online.
You may also obtain copies of these documents in person at our following locations: