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How much will the permitting fees be when I decide to move forward with a Pre-Approved Standard Plan?

Building plan check and permit fees are based on the total project valuation (total cost of construction). Estimated building plan check and permit fees can be determined using our Online Permit Fee Calculator.

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What items are required for plan check submission using an SFD Pre-Approved Standard Plan?
  • To obtain a building permit, you will need to provide a complete Building Permit application, a copy of the LA City approved stamped Standard Plan, and plans indicating how the Standard Plan will be adapted to a specific site.
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Will other agencies need to review my plans? Do other clearances still apply?

While the Pre-Approved Standard Plan Program streamlines the building and safety review process, other agency/departmental reviews and clearances may still be required depending on your specific site conditions and type of rebuild.

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For eligible projects, like-for-like, how do I measure the height of a house/structure being rebuilt if the grade has changed?

To be considered an eligible project in accordance to Emergency Executive Order 1, the rebuilt structure shall not exceed 110% of the height that existed immediately before the Wildfires:

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Is Homeowner Association (HOA) approval required?

If your property is part of a Homeowners Association (HOA), your property may be subject to Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions (CC&Rs)—private agreements that may impose development standards or conditions different from those in the current Los Angeles Zoning Code.

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Is there a resource for contractor-related information and guidance?

The contractor state licensing board can provide contractor-related information. Their website can be found here: CSLB 
 

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To what extent can homeowners customize their standard plan designs?

Standard plans are intended to serve as a base design that has already been reviewed by the Department of Building and Safety for Building Code Compliance. However, each property is unique, and modifications / customizations to a pre-approved standard plan may be necessary.

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What is the process to have my plans approved as a Standard Plan?

Once you have your plans ready for submittal, you can submit them through our Eplan portal using the address ‘1 Standard Plan Way’.

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