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  • I filed for a permit before the New Zoning Code went into effect. Which regulations apply to my project?

    If you filed an entitlement application and paid all fees before the effective date of the New Zoning Code, you have Successional Rights pursuant to Sec. 1.4.4. (Successional Rights) . This means you can generally continue using the zoning regulations that were in effect when you…, Time Limits:, You must obtain all approvals and utilize them within the time limits established by the successional rights regulations. These time limits are typically three years for discretionary approvals, but there are exceptions and specific rules for different situations., Subsequent Amendments:, Your project may be subject to amendments made to the Los Angeles Municipal Code (LAMC) Chapter 1 (the "Original Zoning Code") after your application was filed, unless your application has vested., Vesting:, If your application has vested, you are protected from subsequent amendments to the zoning code. Vesting typically occurs when you have met certain conditions, such as obtaining a building permit and commencing construction., Effectuation and Utilization:, You must both "effectuate" and "utilize" your entitlements within the specified timeframes., "Effectuation", generally means meeting the conditions of approval, while, "Utilization", typically involves obtaining a building permit and starting construction., Key Recommendation:, Consult Resources:, Refer to the New Zoning Code, specifically the sections on Successional Rights and Vested Rights, for detailed information and guidance., Seek Assistance:, If you have any questions or need clarification, contact the Department of City Planning for assistance. They can help you determine which regulations apply to your specific project. You can schedule an appointment with our Development Services Centers either online or in person.

  • 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…, 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 and Safety Staff (before April 2026), For general zoning questions regarding a specific project for which you will be applying for permits, first contact the , Department of Building and 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 regarding a specific project prior to submitting for a permit, you may apply to meet with a Case Manager with the , Development Services Case Management (DSCM), by filling out a Service Request Form; a fee may apply., Department of City Planning (DCP) Staff (April 2026 and beyond), For general zoning questions regarding a specific project for which you will be applying for permits or other City Planning review, please , schedule an appointment, with our , Development Services Centers, staff, or , visit the same day Virtual Counter, . For specific zoning questions regarding a specific project prior to submitting for a permit, you may apply to meet with a Case Manager with the , Development Services Case Management (DSCM), by filling out a Service Request Form; a fee may apply.

  • Sec. 5C.3.1. Inclusionary Housing Program

    Intent The Inclusionary Housing Program is intended to ensure the development of housing that is affordable to a range of households at all income levels by requiring that a portion of all projects involving the construction of dwelling units, referred…

  • Sec. 9.4.8. Affordable Housing Streamlining Program

    Purpose The Affordable Housing Streamlining Program facilitates and incentivizes the construction of housing projects with very high levels of affordability by establishing procedures, objective review criteria, and allowances for ministerial review. The program encourages…

  • Sec. 13B.5.3. Variance

    Applicability This Section applies to Variances that grant relief from a standard or regulation in this Chapter or Chapter I. (General Provisions and Zoning) on the basis of hardship or difficulties. Continuance of Variance or Exception Except as provided in Subsection I. (Revocation…

  • Sec. 8.1.1. General

    Intent The intent of a Specific Plan is to provide additional regulatory controls or incentives beyond, or in-lieu of, those provided in this Zoning Code (Chapter 1A) for the systematic implementation of the General Plan. This Division (Specific Plans (SP)) is intended…

  • Sec. 13B.8.1. General Provisions

    Purpose As a matter of public policy, the recognition, preservation, enhancement, and use of buildings, structures, landscaping, natural features, and areas within the City having [glossary:…

  • Sec. 10.3.8. Private Street Names

    Private street names shall be established or changed pursuant to the procedures set forth in this Division (Private Street Regulations) in the event no private street map is required under Sec. 10.3.2. (Applicability) or Sec. 13B.7.7. (Private Street…

  • Sec. 5C.2.5. Heavy Commercial Uses

    Motor Vehicle Services: Light, Heavy, & Large Vehicle Supplemental Standards For new construction involving new floor area or a major remodel, bay doors and other building entrances and exits designed and intended for motor vehicle […

  • Sec. 13B.8.2. Historic Preservation Overlay Zone Designation

    Applicability This Section applies to the establishment, boundary change, or repeal of a Historic Preservation Overlay Zone (HPOZ). The processing of an initiation or an application to establish, change the boundaries of or repeal an HPOZ…