Custodian of Records

Anyone can initiate a request to Public Records. It may include a wide variety of documents and materials (including print, photographic, and electronic formats) that were created or obtained by the LADBS.

About the Program

The California State Legislature adopted the Public Records Act in 1968. It is designed to give the public access to information in the possession of public agencies. The Act also provides that public records shall be open for inspection during regular office hours of the agency. The public can inspect or receive a copy of any record unless the record is exempted from disclosure under the act.

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A contractor or his/her authorized agent can pull a permit. See the Information Bulletin No. P/GI 2014-001 for information.

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Each required affidavit shall be signed by the owner of the property. See the Information Bulletin P/GI 2014-024 for more information.

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The Building Plan Checker determines the amount of the bond.

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Non-compliance fees are paid to Financial Services,

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If no permits were pulled for the project, it will investigated by Code Enforcement. If permits were pulled, then the Inspection Division investigates.

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Inspectors are assigned to a district in PCIS. You can check property activity reports on the LADBS website.

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You can call the Customer 311 or Call Center for that information.

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The Architect information may be found on the Building Permit.

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Contact information for plan review questions
Online: https://buildla.lacity.org/contact-form.html
Call Center: (213) 473-3231
IT Support: (213) 275-3434

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You can appeal is to LADBS and your appeal will be heard by LADBS Board of Commissioners. You will need to submit your appeal by completing this form.

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