After a project is completed. You may contact LADBS Grading Division for the refund request.

See the Information Bulletin P/GI 2014-001 for more information.

To find the zone for your property, please visit ZIMAS.

A plot plan showing the locationhttps://www.public.org/docs/default-source/publications/information-bulletins/building-code/demolition-of-buildings-ib-p-bc2014-039.pdf?sfvrsn=13">P/BC 2014-039 for more information.

A building permit cannot be issued without the LA County Health Department approval. It is recommended you submit your plans to the Health Department as soon as you can to avoid any delay in your project.

No. You can appeal as many items as you want. The fees you will need to pay for the appeal will be determined based on the number of the items you are appealing.

A fully dimensioned plot plan to show the location and size/type of each proposed sign(s) and elevations for the sign/type. See the Information Bulletin P/BC 2023-078 for more information.

There is no set time and it changes based on our workload. You can ask staff who are processing your plan submittal to give you an idea on the number of the working days it will take to assign your plans. This waiting time is called backlog. Our goal is to reduce the backlog days for every project.

You will need at least a plot plan to show the area of the propose grading and foundation work along with the cross-sections for the grading/foundation work.

The City requires the applicant for a project with excavation close to a property line to notify the affected property via a certified mail. See the Information Bulletin P/BC 2023-060 for more information.