As used in Article 5. (Use) , a "subject use" refers to a use that is subject to applicable use rules, permissions, standards, supplemental findings, or special use programs.

General Except as otherwise provided in this Zoning Code (Chapter 1A), a building nonconforming as to height, number of stories, lot area, loading space or parking, which is demolished as a result of enforcement of the Earthquake Hazard…

The New Zoning Code offers different ways to get relief from regulations, each with its own rules. To find out what your options are,, check the "Relief" Subsection within the Section for the specific rule, (typically either Subsection E. or F.) you're interested in. This Subsection will tell you what kind of relief might be possible and what degree of flexibility is available. The majority of Relief options are called Quasi-Judicial Decisions and involve the exercise of discretion by the decision-…, Alternative Compliance:, This option allows for flexibility in how you meet the intent (goals) of a rule. The Director of Planning may grant alternative compliance if your proposed alternative still fulfills or exceeds the intent of the rule., Adjustments:, An Adjustment is a minor modification to a rule that involves a specific number or measurement. The Director of Planning can grant an adjustment if strictly applying the rule would be impractical., Variances:, A Variance allows you to deviate from the strict requirements of the New Zoning Code if a Zoning Administrator finds that following them would cause practical difficulty or unnecessary hardship and that special circumstances apply to the property (among other findings)., Important Notes:, The New Zoning Code can be complex, and getting relief from regulations can be tricky. Always start by checking the "Relief" subsection of the specific rule you're working with to see what options are available. Next, check the related Code text in Part 13B (Processes & Procedures) for the full…

General All projects filed after the effective date of this Zoning Code (Chapter 1A) shall comply with the Development Standards Districts and rules in this Article (Development Standards) , as further specified in the applicability statement of each…

The following specific fees shall be paid to the Department of Transportation for the preparation and processing of transportation assessments, review of Transportation Demand Management (TDM) plans and monitoring data, clearance of conditions, and permit sign-offs in…

Eligibility Eligible Districts Form Frontage Standard Use Density All All All CX_ , IX_ , P_ 2L , 3L , 4L , 2 , 3 , 4 , 6 , 8 , 10 , 12 , 15 , 20 , 25 , 30 , 40 , 50 , 60 , FA Eligible Projects In order to be eligible to use the Opportunity Corridors 2B Alternate Typology, a project…

LADOT shall be responsible for monitoring the owner/applicant’s continual implementation and maintenance of the project trip reduction features required by this Division (Transportation Demand Management) .

For the purposes of Sec. 15.4.3. (Affordable Housing Linkage Fee) , building permit application is defined as plans submitted to the Department of Building and Safety pursuant to Sec. 13B.10.1.B.2. (Vesting of Development Plan) .

Applicants for determinations by the Zoning Administrator for deviations pursuant to Sec. 1.6.1.D. (Restoration of Damaged or Destroyed Buildings) shall pay a fee of $869. This fee is subject to Sec. 15.1.1.E. (Annual Inflation Adjustment) .

Pursuant to Sec. 13B.12.1.C. (Definitions) of this Code, unexpired is defined as the applicable redevelopment regulations that are still in effect on the date of approval of a redevelopment plan project or redevelopment plan amendment.