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When do I need floor control valves? Where should be located?

Floor control valves and waterflow detection assemblies shall be installed at each floor where any of the following occur:

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Can I appeal a project I am not happy with?

You have the right to appeal any project. There will be a fee for an appeal.

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How do I submit my appeal?

Complete this form and submit it to LADBS.

 

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Can I appeal a zoning violation to LADBS?

Yes, you can appeal if the project you are appealing was submitted to LADBS for plan check. LADBS will provide a response to the appeal in writing, and then you may appeal to City Planning if you do not agree with LADBS' responses.

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Can I apply for a permit online?

Yes. You can apply for the permits which do not require plan check. Please visit ePermit to apply.

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Can I ask for a permit extension if my permit has expired?

No, a permit is valid for two years from the time the permit fees are paid. You will need to obtain a new permit for the remaining work not completed under the expired permit.

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Can I ask for my permit extension?

Yes, you can ask the inspector for your project about a permit extension.

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Who can apply for approval?

Equipment manufacturer or equipment distributor (for general or one-time approval) and end user of the equipment (for one-time approval) can apply for equipment approval.

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How long is the approval good for, and where do I find it?

The general and laboratory approval is good for 12 months. The product approval letter indicates the duration and expiration date of the approved product.

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Can I expedite the review process?

Yes. Pursuant to section 98.0422 of the Los Angeles City Municipal Code, expedite review process is available for the amount of the fee equal to one-half of the review fee, in addition to the normal review fee.

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