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I have a Los Angeles City Research Report (LARR). How do I know if my approval is applicable to the current code?

The LARR may be used only for projects permitted under the Code version specified on the LARR.

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I have a Los Angeles City Research Report (LARR) based on a Nationally Recognized Model Code Agency Evaluation Report. Is my Los Angeles City Research Report Approved for the Current Los Angeles City Building Code (LABC)?

Your products are approved for the Code version only listed on both the Evaluation Report and the LARR Approval Letter. If either product approval document does not list the current version of the Building Code, you will need to have these updated.

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What does the “Code Date” listed on the Los Angeles Research Report mean?

The Code Date stated on a Research Report (upper right corner on first page of Research Report) identifies which Los Angeles Building Code (LABC) edition the product specified in the research report is approved for. Building projects and LARR approved products shall have the same Code Date.

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What is a One-Time Approval and how do I apply for one?

Exceptions for products without proper approval are considered by the Structural Plan Check Division. See your plan checker and plan check supervisor regarding the process and fees required for an administrative approval.

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Can I use testing conducted by our testing facility (in-house test lab)?

For General Approval – City of Los Angeles only:

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Soft-story Sample

Waiting for Soft-Story Content

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What is a soft-story building?

A soft-story building is a structure which has a weaker first floor and is unable to carry the weight of the stories above during an earthquake.

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What is retrofit?

Retrofit is an improvement to your building by altering or adding any structural elements.

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What is Tuck-Under Parking?

This type of parking is parking beneath the 2nd floor.

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