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Sec. 5D.6.10. Personal Services
Personal services are defined as any commercial use providing an in-person service directly to individuals seeking cosmetic services, counseling services, document services, or servicing of consumer goods. Personal services include: cosmetic services such as hair cutting and styling…
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Sec. 8.2.4. Oil Drilling Districts (O)
Intent Oil Drilling (O) Districts establish standards and procedures for oil, gas, or hydrocarbon wells in areas in the City where oil drilling and related operations were permitted, conditionally or otherwise, prior to January 18, 2023, the effective date of Ord. No. 187, 709 ,…
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Sec. 13B.1.6. Land for Public Use
Applicability This Section applies to any ordinance, order, or resolution ordering or involving the acquisition, establishing, opening, widening, narrowing, straightening, abandoning, or vacating of any public street, road, highway, alley, square, park, playground, airport, public building …
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How do I obtain a building permit?
Each project is unique and the process may vary. However, the general process for obtaining a building permit can be summarized as follows:, Confirm Zoning Compliance:, Ensure your project complies with the zoning regulations for your property. You can find the zoning regulations using ZIMAS and the Interactive Web-Based Zoning Code ., Submit Application:, Submit a building permit application to the, Department of Building and Safety (LADBS), . The application must include all required information, plans, and fees., Application Screening and Submittal:, LADBS will screen your application for completeness. If your application is complete, an invoice for plan check submittal fees will be sent. Once fees are paid, it will be sent to a queue to be assigned, Plan Check:, Once your project is assigned, LADBS will review your plans for compliance with all applicable codes and regulations., Corrections:, If any corrections or clearances are needed, you will be notified and must resubmit corrected plans and obtain clearance approvals.., Permit Issuance:, Once your plans are approved, LADBS will issue a building permit., Inspections:, During construction, LADBS will conduct inspections for compliance with approved plans., Certificate of Occupancy:, After final inspection approval, LADBS will issue a Certificate of Occupancy for new buildings, additions, and conversions. Remodels/repair of existing buildings do not require a new Certificate of Occupancy., Important Notes, Visit the LADBS website for additional details on how to obtain a building permit. The specific requirements and fees for a building permit vary depending on the type and scope of your project. It's highly recommended to consult with LADBS staff before submitting your application…
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Where can questions regarding the New Zoning Code be answered?
Questions regarding the New Zoning Code can be answered through a variety of resources:, Interactive Web-Based Zoning Code, The Interactive Web-Based Zoning Code provides comprehensive information about the code, including: An overview of the code and its key features. A digital version of the code with a user-friendly interface and search functionality. Answers to frequently asked questions (FAQs). Guidance documents…, Zoning Information and Map Access System (ZIMAS), ZIMAS is a powerful tool that allows users to: Determine the zoning for a specific property. View zoning maps and other relevant planning information. Access links to the New Zoning Code and the Original Zoning Code., Department of Building & Safety Staff, For general zoning questions regarding a specific project for which you will be applying for permits, first contact the Department of Building & Safety by contacting the call center at 311 or (213) 473-3231 or visit the same day Virtual Counter with LADBS. For specific zoning questions…, Department of City Planning (DCP) Staff, If you have a complex question or need assistance with an application for City Planning Review, you can contact DCP staff for help. You can schedule an appointment with our Development Services Centers either online or in person., Training and Outreach, The DCP offers training sessions and workshops on the New Zoning Code for both City staff and the public. These sessions provide an opportunity to learn about the code, ask questions, and get expert guidance. Please email planning.NewZoningCode@lacity.org to inquire about additional resources.
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Sec. 9.4.2. Interim Conversions of Lodging Unit Program
Purpose The purpose of this Section (Interim Conversions of Lodging Unit Program) is to facilitate the interim use of existing lodging uses as supportive housing or transitional housing for persons experiencing homelessness or those at…
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Who is responsible for implementing the New Zoning Code?
The New Zoning Code is implemented by various City Agencies, with the, Department of City Planning (DCP), and the, Department of Building and Safety (DBS), playing the primary roles. Other departments involved in the implementation process, such as the Department of Transportation and Public Works Department, each with specific responsibilities for certain regulations. , Department of City Planning (DCP):, DCP focuses on the long-range planning and policy aspects of the New Zoning Code. They handle zone changes, General Plan amendments, and Specific Plan adoptions. They also oversee special programs and incentives, such as the Community Benefits Program and Transfer of Development Rights, and manage…, Department of Building and Safety (DBS):, DBS is the primary enforcer of the New Zoning Code. They review most applications to ensure compliance with regulations concerning building forms, frontages, development standards, uses, and density. This includes aspects like setbacks, lot sizes, floor area ratios, building heights, landscaping,…, Department of Transportation (DOT):, DOT's primary focus is on transportation-related aspects of the New Zoning Code. They review and approve automobile access packages, ensuring adequate and safe access for vehicles. They may also be involved in reviewing traffic studies and issuing permits for projects with…, Department of Public Works:, The Department of Public Works manages the dedication and improvement of streets, including setting street standards, reviewing exceptions, and overseeing the improvement process. They also handle matters related to private streets, ensuring they meet necessary standards. In addition to these…, Department of Recreation and Parks:, Ensures sufficient recreational space for communities by reviewing and approving park fees and land dedications associated with new developments., Department of Housing:, Responsible for specific housing-related programs and regulations within the New Zoning Code, including the preservation and development of affordable housing., Department of Water and Power:, Ensures that new developments have adequate water and power infrastructure., Police Department:, Plays a role in reviewing and approving certain uses, such as those involving alcohol sales. The implementation of the New Zoning Code is a collaborative effort among these departments and agencies, ensuring the planned and sustainable development of the City.
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Sec. 5C.2.4. General Commercial Uses
Animal Services: General Supplemental Standards The maximum number of adult dogs or cats is limited to no more than 20, or one for every 60 square feet of floor area of the facility, rounded up to the nearest whole number, whichever results in the greater number of animals. No more…
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Sec. 1.5.15. Lower Income Rezoning Housing Element Sites Map
Purpose The Lower Income Rezoning Housing Element Sites Map identifies lots that are eligible for streamlined review in Sec. 9.2.6. (Housing Element Sites Streamlining Program) for the application of the minimum density requirements established in…
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Sec. 1.5.14. Prior Housing Element Sites Map
Purpose The Prior Housing Element Sites Map identifies sites that have been listed in a previous Housing Element cycle as suitable for residential development and are included in the current 2021-2029 Housing Element. Sites listed in the Prior…