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Building on your lot in Los Angeles

Los Angeles sets its own limits on front-yard fences, pool barriers, dogs and cats, and protected tree removal. Its front-yard fence rules apply only in Fence Height Districts, outside Hillside Areas, the Coastal Zone, HPOZs and Specific Plan Areas.

Key points

  • Front fences: Only in Fence Height Districts, open wrought-iron front-yard fences are limited to 6 feet, with solid parts at most 3.5 feet.
  • Corner lots: On corner lots in a Fence Height District, a 10-foot by 10-foot visibility triangle must stay clear above 3 feet 6 inches.
  • Pool barriers: Pool barriers must be at least 60 inches high; existing pools and ponds 18 inches deep or more need at least 4 1/2 feet.
  • Dogs and cats: Los Angeles allows at most 3 dogs and 5 cats over 4 months old per premises; over 3 cats requires indoor housing and registration.
  • Protected trees: Removing or relocating a protected tree or shrub needs a Board of Public Works permit unless an exemption applies.
  • Rooftop solar: Los Angeles accepts online submittal and electronic signatures for streamlined rooftop solar up to 10 kilowatts AC on single or duplex homes.

Each rule below is marked Los Angeles code or CA state law and links to the section it comes from (checked October 2026). General information, not legal advice.

Practical research questions and checklists

Fences and walls

Los Angeles code What Los Angeles's code adds
Corner visibility
  • A 10-foot by 10-foot visibility triangle with nothing above 3 feet 6 inches.
    Applies: On corner lots in a Fence Height District (FH).
    § 13.10 · code text
    A 10-foot by 10-foot visibility triangle pursuant to Section 12.21 C.7.(a) shall be provided on corner lots and the fence shall be clear of any obstruction above three feet six inches.
  • Keep a 10-by-10-foot visibility triangle clear of anything above 3 feet 6 inches.
    Applies: Corner lots in a Fence Height District with a front-yard wrought iron fence; not in Hillside, Coastal Zone, HPOZ or Specific Plan areas.
    § 13.10 · code text
    A 10-foot by 10-foot visibility triangle pursuant to Section 12.21 C.7.(a) shall be provided on corner lots and the fence shall be clear of any obstruction above three feet six inches.
Front yard height
  • Fences can be up to 6 feet tall above natural ground level.
    Applies: Only in Fence Height Districts (FH): open wrought iron, solid parts at most 3.5 feet, set back at least 18 inches from front property line.
    § 13.10 · code text
    Fences not exceeding six feet in height above the adjacent natural ground level are permitted in the required front yards of lots in a Fence Height District (FH), provided that:
  • Solid parts of the fence, including plants, can be at most 3.5 feet tall.
    Applies: For open wrought iron fences in required front yards of lots in a Fence Height District (FH).
    § 13.10 · code text
    The fences are of open wrought iron, with any solid portion of the fence, including vegetation or similar obstruction, not exceeding three and one-half feet in height.
  • Solid pilasters can be up to 6 feet tall, at most 24 inches wide, at least 8 feet apart.
    Applies: For pilasters supporting allowed fences in required front yards of lots in a Fence Height District (FH).
    § 13.10 · code text
    The fences may be supported by solid six- foot high pilasters with a maximum dimension of 24 inches and spaced not less than eight feet apart on center.
  • six feet
    Applies: Required front yard of residential FH Fence Height District, excluding Hillside, Coastal, HPOZ and Specific Plan areas; open wrought iron, solid portion at most three and one-half feet; all 13.10(C) design, spacing, setback, driveway and visibility conditions apply.
    § 13.10 · code text
    Fences not exceeding six feet in height above the adjacent natural ground level are permitted in the required front yards of lots in a Fence Height District (FH), provided that:
  • three and one-half feet
    Applies: Required front yards in designated residential Fence Height Districts (FH), excluding Hillside Areas, Coastal Zone, Historic Preservation Overlay Zones and Specific Plan Areas. solid portion of an open wrought iron fence, including vegetation or similar obstruction.
    § 13.10 · code text
    The fences are of open wrought iron, with any solid portion of the fence, including vegetation or similar obstruction, not exceeding three and one-half feet in height.

Solar panels and EV chargers

Los Angeles code What Los Angeles's code adds
Solar permit process
  • You can apply online and sign electronically.
    Applies: Small residential rooftop solar eligible for streamlined permits: no larger than 10 kilowatts AC, on a single-family home or duplex.
    § 91.106.5.1 · code text
    The Department shall allow online submittal of permit applications and associated documentation, and shall authorize the electronic signature of all forms, applications and other documentation in lieu of a wet signature.

Tree removal

Los Angeles code Removing or relocating a protected tree or shrub needs a Board of Public Works permit unless an exemption applies.

All 1 Los Angeles rules on tree removal, with the code text and the state law underneath →

Swimming pools

Los Angeles code What Los Angeles's code adds
Barrier height
  • At least 60 inches high.
    Applies: Residential pool barriers, including lots with 1 to 3 homes; measured on the side away from the pool.
    § 91.3109 · code text
    For residential swimming pools, the top of the barrier shall be at least 60 inches (1524 mm) above grade measured on the side of the barrier that faces away from the swimming pool.
  • At least 4½ feet high, including gates.
    Applies: Existing pools, fish ponds or other water 18 inches deep or more; new pools must meet the stricter building code rule.
    § 91.6109 · code text
    Every existing swimming pool, fish pond or other body of water, which contains water 18 inches (457.2 mm) or more in depth, shall be enclosed by a fence, the height of which, including gates, shall be not less than 4 1/2 feet (1371.6 mm) above the ground.
Gates
  • Access doors and gates must be able to take a locking device; release mechanisms must meet the state building code.
    Applies: Residential pool enclosure doors and gates.
    § 91.3109 · code text
    Access doors or gates shall comply with the requirements of CBC Sections 3109.4.1.1 through 3109.4.1.6 and shall be equipped to accommodate a locking device. Release mechanisms shall be in accordance with CBC Section 1010.1.9.
  • Gates must be self-latching, with the latch at least 4½ feet above the ground.
    Applies: Existing pools, fish ponds or other water 18 inches deep or more; new pools must meet the stricter building code rule.
    § 91.6109 · code text
    Gates shall be self-latching with the latch located 4 1/2 feet (1371.6 mm) minimum above the ground.

Pets, chickens and bees

Los Angeles code What Los Angeles's code adds
Pet limit
  • No more than 3 dogs.
    Applies: Dogs over 4 months old, per premises, including homes and other lots or buildings; permitted pet shops and kennels are exempt.
    § 53.06.1 · code text
    No person shall keep or maintain more than three (3) dogs over four (4) months of age at any premises, including any Dwelling Unit as defined in Section 12.03, or at any lot, building, structure, enclosure, or premises that does not constitute a Dwelling Unit.
  • No more than 5 cats.
    Applies: Cats over 4 months, per premises; over 3 cats needs indoor housing, spay/neuter unless exempt, microchips, Animal Services registration; pet shops and kennels exempt.
    § 53.06.1 · code text
    SEC. 53.06.1. MAXIMUM NUMBER OF DOGS AND CATS. (Added by Ord. No. 186,864, Eff. 1/21/21.) (a) Dogs. No person shall keep or maintain more than three (3) dogs over four (4) months of age at any premises, including any Dwelling Unit as defined in Section 12.03, or at any lot, building, structure, enclosure, or premises that does not constitute a Dwelling Unit. (b) Cats. No person shall keep or maintain more than five (5) cats over four (4) months of age at any premises, including any Dwelling Unit as defined in Section 12.03, or at any lot, building, structure, enclosure or premises that does not constitute a Dwelling Unit. Any person who keeps or maintains more than three (3) cats at any such location shall comply with the following requirements: 1. Notwithstanding Section 53.15.2(b)(1), all cats shall be kept solely indoors; 2. All cats shall be spayed or neutered, unless exempt under Section 53.15.2(b)(2)E.; 3. All cats shall be implanted with an animal identification device, such as a microchip, identifying the owner of the cat; and 4. The location where the cats are kept or maintained shall be registered with the Department of Animal Services using a Department approved form that specifies the name of the cat owner, the address of the location, the number of cats at the location, and any other information the Department deems necessary. (c) Exceptions. The restrictions in this section shall not apply to any premises operating as a Pet Shop, Dog Kennel, or Cat Kennel pursuant to a valid permit issued by the Department.

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Frequently asked questions

How tall can a fence be in Los Angeles?

Only in Fence Height Districts, open wrought-iron front-yard fences are limited to 6 feet, with solid parts at most 3.5 feet. On corner lots in a Fence Height District, a 10-foot by 10-foot visibility triangle must stay clear above 3 feet 6 inches.

Do I need a permit for solar panels or an EV charger in Los Angeles?

Los Angeles accepts online submittal and electronic signatures for streamlined rooftop solar up to 10 kilowatts AC on single or duplex homes.

What are the pool fence and setback rules in Los Angeles?

Pool barriers must be at least 60 inches high; existing pools and ponds 18 inches deep or more need at least 4 1/2 feet.

Can I keep chickens or bees at my home in Los Angeles?

Los Angeles allows at most 3 dogs and 5 cats over 4 months old per premises; over 3 cats requires indoor housing and registration.

General information, not legal advice.

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Before selecting design standards or a permit path. Start with a question, collect the records, and follow the cited law.

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Which Los Angeles zoning code applies to this parcel?

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Start with the parcel's current zoning designation. Use ZIMAS to identify the applicable zoning code before selecting design standards.

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  • LA Planning: which zoning code applies · FAQ: Using ZIMAS
    Utilizing ZIMAS and entering the subject property’s address, then selecting the “Planning and Zoning” drop-down and checking the “Zoning” field. Clicking on the zone will either send you to the Original Zoning Code or the New Zoning Code.
  • LA Planning: Zoning Search · Zoning Search: property records and search fields
    The online mapping system is used to look up property information, ranging from a parcel’s land use and zoning designations to its planning application and building permit history. The ZIMAS application is designed to provide zoning related information for specific properties. You can search ZIMAS by: Property Address, Street Intersection, Assessor Parcel Number, Case Number, Community Plan Area, Council District, Certified Neighborhood Council, PIN Number, Legal Description, and MapSheet.

These passages support the limited statement or research recommendation. They do not establish a property's eligibility. If the source opens at the top, use the quoted text to find the passage.

Section 1.4.2 A.2–A.4 separates Chapter 1A lots from Chapter 1 lots. Article 13 provides administration for both.

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These passages support the limited statement or research recommendation. They do not establish a property's eligibility. If the source opens at the top, use the quoted text to find the passage.

This guide addresses code selection within City of Los Angeles jurisdiction. It does not determine permit approval or ADU eligibility.

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  • LA Planning: Zoning Search · Zoning Search: property records and search fields
    The online mapping system is used to look up property information, ranging from a parcel’s land use and zoning designations to its planning application and building permit history. The ZIMAS application is designed to provide zoning related information for specific properties. You can search ZIMAS by: Property Address, Street Intersection, Assessor Parcel Number, Case Number, Community Plan Area, Council District, Certified Neighborhood Council, PIN Number, Legal Description, and MapSheet.
  • LA adopted Chapter 1A Article 1 · §1.4.2(A)(2), printed 1-8 · PDF page 8
    With the exception of Article 13. (Administration), this Zoning Code (Chapter 1A) applies only to projects located on lots with zone designations established in this Zoning Code (Chapter 1A), and does not apply to those lots zoned with districts established in Chapter I. (General Provisions and Zoning) of this Code.

These passages support the limited statement or research recommendation. They do not establish a property's eligibility. If the source opens at the top, use the quoted text to find the passage.

How to check

  1. Identify the parcel

    Find the address or APN in ZIMAS. Save the parcel result and the lookup date. Confirm the issuing jurisdiction.

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    • LA Planning: which zoning code applies · FAQ: Using ZIMAS
      Utilizing ZIMAS and entering the subject property’s address, then selecting the “Planning and Zoning” drop-down and checking the “Zoning” field. Clicking on the zone will either send you to the Original Zoning Code or the New Zoning Code.
    • LA Planning: Zoning Search · Zoning Search: property records and search fields
      The online mapping system is used to look up property information, ranging from a parcel’s land use and zoning designations to its planning application and building permit history. The ZIMAS application is designed to provide zoning related information for specific properties. You can search ZIMAS by: Property Address, Street Intersection, Assessor Parcel Number, Case Number, Community Plan Area, Council District, Certified Neighborhood Council, PIN Number, Legal Description, and MapSheet.
    • LA adopted Chapter 1A Article 1 · §1.4.2(A)(2), printed 1-8 · PDF page 8
      With the exception of Article 13. (Administration), this Zoning Code (Chapter 1A) applies only to projects located on lots with zone designations established in this Zoning Code (Chapter 1A), and does not apply to those lots zoned with districts established in Chapter I. (General Provisions and Zoning) of this Code.

    These passages support the limited statement or research recommendation. They do not establish a property's eligibility. If the source opens at the top, use the quoted text to find the passage.

  2. Record the code and overlays

    Open Planning and Zoning. Record the zoning designation, Community Plan, Specific Plan, and applicable overlay records. Follow their source links.

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    • LA Planning: which zoning code applies · FAQ: Using ZIMAS
      Utilizing ZIMAS and entering the subject property’s address, then selecting the “Planning and Zoning” drop-down and checking the “Zoning” field. Clicking on the zone will either send you to the Original Zoning Code or the New Zoning Code.
    • LA Planning: Zoning Search · Zoning Search: property records and search fields
      The online mapping system is used to look up property information, ranging from a parcel’s land use and zoning designations to its planning application and building permit history. The ZIMAS application is designed to provide zoning related information for specific properties. You can search ZIMAS by: Property Address, Street Intersection, Assessor Parcel Number, Case Number, Community Plan Area, Council District, Certified Neighborhood Council, PIN Number, Legal Description, and MapSheet.
    • LA Planning: Zoning Search · Verify Limitations: overlays and source links
      Most properties across Los Angeles are subject to some type of overlay, an additional layer of planning control that limits or further restricts what can be built beyond what the zoning allows. Within ZIMAS, information is listed as to whether a site is located within a Historic Overlay Preservation Zone, a Specific Plan, or even a Community Design Overlay to name a few common examples. Click on each set of corresponding links to obtain additional information.

    These passages support the limited statement or research recommendation. They do not establish a property's eligibility. If the source opens at the top, use the quoted text to find the passage.

  3. Check the scope of the selected code

    For a Chapter 1A designation, start with Chapter 1A standards. For a Chapter 1 designation, start with Chapter 1 standards. Check Article 13 in either case. Check express Chapter 1 references under Section 1.4.2 A.4 before excluding Chapter 1 provisions.

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    These passages support the limited statement or research recommendation. They do not establish a property's eligibility. If the source opens at the top, use the quoted text to find the passage.

  4. Check timing before using current standards

    Compare the application date and existing approvals with succession and vesting provisions. An earlier application requires its own timing review.

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    • LA adopted Chapter 1A Article 1 · §1.4.4, printed 1-12; remaining conditions follow · PDF page 12
      Any project with an entitlement application that was filed and for which all applications fees were paid prior to the effective date of this Zoning Code (Chapter 1A), where applied, may continue to use the zoning that was in effect at the time of application, provided that approvals are granted and used within the time limits established in Sec. 13A.2.7. (Scope of Decision), unless the applicant elects to utilize the provisions of Chapter 1A. Projects subject to Chapter I. (General Provisions and Zoning) shall be subject to any subsequent amendments to Chapter I. (General Provisions and Zoning) of this Code unless the application has been vested pursuant to Sec. 1.4.5. (Vested Rights).
    • LA adopted Chapter 1A Article 1 · §1.4.5(A), printed 1-13; see referenced sections · PDF page 13
      A. Any project with an approved entitlement listed in the table below may be considered vested - see the specific Section cross-referenced in the Table for additional vesting details.

    These passages support the limited statement or research recommendation. They do not establish a property's eligibility. If the source opens at the top, use the quoted text to find the passage.

What the facts change

Conditions and the next research action
If the record showsNext research action
Zoning designation established under Chapter 1AReview Chapter 1A development standards and Article 13 procedures.
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These passages support the limited statement or research recommendation. They do not establish a property's eligibility. If the source opens at the top, use the quoted text to find the passage.

Zoning designation established under Chapter 1Review Chapter 1 development standards and applicable Article 13 procedures.
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These passages support the limited statement or research recommendation. They do not establish a property's eligibility. If the source opens at the top, use the quoted text to find the passage.

Map result, approval history, or application date is unclearKeep code selection unresolved. Obtain the missing record before evaluating the design.
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  • LA Planning: Zoning Search · Zoning Search: property records and search fields
    The online mapping system is used to look up property information, ranging from a parcel’s land use and zoning designations to its planning application and building permit history. The ZIMAS application is designed to provide zoning related information for specific properties. You can search ZIMAS by: Property Address, Street Intersection, Assessor Parcel Number, Case Number, Community Plan Area, Council District, Certified Neighborhood Council, PIN Number, Legal Description, and MapSheet.
  • LA adopted Chapter 1A Article 1 · §1.4.4, printed 1-12; remaining conditions follow · PDF page 12
    Any project with an entitlement application that was filed and for which all applications fees were paid prior to the effective date of this Zoning Code (Chapter 1A), where applied, may continue to use the zoning that was in effect at the time of application, provided that approvals are granted and used within the time limits established in Sec. 13A.2.7. (Scope of Decision), unless the applicant elects to utilize the provisions of Chapter 1A. Projects subject to Chapter I. (General Provisions and Zoning) shall be subject to any subsequent amendments to Chapter I. (General Provisions and Zoning) of this Code unless the application has been vested pursuant to Sec. 1.4.5. (Vested Rights).

These passages support the limited statement or research recommendation. They do not establish a property's eligibility. If the source opens at the top, use the quoted text to find the passage.

Illustrative example

Illustrative case: a buyer proposes a garage conversion. The parcel record identifies a Chapter 1A designation. No earlier approval is supplied.

Start the zoning review under Chapter 1A and check Article 13 procedures. Then assess the proposed conversion and other applicable rules. This does not establish ADU eligibility.

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These passages support the limited statement or research recommendation. They do not establish a property's eligibility. If the source opens at the top, use the quoted text to find the passage.

Records to collect

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  • Parcel and issuing jurisdiction: Address, APN, and saved ZIMAS result
    View supporting passages (2)
    • LA Planning: which zoning code applies · FAQ: Using ZIMAS
      Utilizing ZIMAS and entering the subject property’s address, then selecting the “Planning and Zoning” drop-down and checking the “Zoning” field. Clicking on the zone will either send you to the Original Zoning Code or the New Zoning Code.
    • LA Planning: Zoning Search · Zoning Search: property records and search fields
      The online mapping system is used to look up property information, ranging from a parcel’s land use and zoning designations to its planning application and building permit history. The ZIMAS application is designed to provide zoning related information for specific properties. You can search ZIMAS by: Property Address, Street Intersection, Assessor Parcel Number, Case Number, Community Plan Area, Council District, Certified Neighborhood Council, PIN Number, Legal Description, and MapSheet.

    These passages support the limited statement or research recommendation. They do not establish a property's eligibility. If the source opens at the top, use the quoted text to find the passage.

  • Applicable zoning code: Current designation and code reference
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    • LA adopted Chapter 1A Article 1 · §1.4.2(A)(2), printed 1-8 · PDF page 8
      With the exception of Article 13. (Administration), this Zoning Code (Chapter 1A) applies only to projects located on lots with zone designations established in this Zoning Code (Chapter 1A), and does not apply to those lots zoned with districts established in Chapter I. (General Provisions and Zoning) of this Code.

    These passages support the limited statement or research recommendation. They do not establish a property's eligibility. If the source opens at the top, use the quoted text to find the passage.

  • Plans and overlays: Community Plan, Specific Plan, and overlay records
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    • LA Planning: Zoning Search · Verify Limitations: overlays and source links
      Most properties across Los Angeles are subject to some type of overlay, an additional layer of planning control that limits or further restricts what can be built beyond what the zoning allows. Within ZIMAS, information is listed as to whether a site is located within a Historic Overlay Preservation Zone, a Specific Plan, or even a Community Design Overlay to name a few common examples. Click on each set of corresponding links to obtain additional information.
    • LA Planning: Zoning Search · Zoning Search: property records and search fields
      The online mapping system is used to look up property information, ranging from a parcel’s land use and zoning designations to its planning application and building permit history. The ZIMAS application is designed to provide zoning related information for specific properties. You can search ZIMAS by: Property Address, Street Intersection, Assessor Parcel Number, Case Number, Community Plan Area, Council District, Certified Neighborhood Council, PIN Number, Legal Description, and MapSheet.

    These passages support the limited statement or research recommendation. They do not establish a property's eligibility. If the source opens at the top, use the quoted text to find the passage.

  • Application and approval timing: Application receipt, approved plans, and entitlement records
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    • LA adopted Chapter 1A Article 1 · §1.4.4, printed 1-12; remaining conditions follow · PDF page 12
      Any project with an entitlement application that was filed and for which all applications fees were paid prior to the effective date of this Zoning Code (Chapter 1A), where applied, may continue to use the zoning that was in effect at the time of application, provided that approvals are granted and used within the time limits established in Sec. 13A.2.7. (Scope of Decision), unless the applicant elects to utilize the provisions of Chapter 1A. Projects subject to Chapter I. (General Provisions and Zoning) shall be subject to any subsequent amendments to Chapter I. (General Provisions and Zoning) of this Code unless the application has been vested pursuant to Sec. 1.4.5. (Vested Rights).
    • LA adopted Chapter 1A Article 1 · §1.4.5(A), printed 1-13; see referenced sections · PDF page 13
      A. Any project with an approved entitlement listed in the table below may be considered vested - see the specific Section cross-referenced in the Table for additional vesting details.

    These passages support the limited statement or research recommendation. They do not establish a property's eligibility. If the source opens at the top, use the quoted text to find the passage.

  • Project standards to review next: Proposed use, work description, and selected standards
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    • LA adopted Chapter 1A Article 1 · §1.4.2(A)(2), printed 1-8 · PDF page 8
      With the exception of Article 13. (Administration), this Zoning Code (Chapter 1A) applies only to projects located on lots with zone designations established in this Zoning Code (Chapter 1A), and does not apply to those lots zoned with districts established in Chapter I. (General Provisions and Zoning) of this Code.

    These passages support the limited statement or research recommendation. They do not establish a property's eligibility. If the source opens at the top, use the quoted text to find the passage.

The checklist starts with every finding marked Unresolved.

Your next deliverable

A code selection record with its parcel evidence and unresolved timing questions. Use it before preparing a design compliance table.

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  • LA Planning: Zoning Search · Zoning Search: property records and search fields
    The online mapping system is used to look up property information, ranging from a parcel’s land use and zoning designations to its planning application and building permit history. The ZIMAS application is designed to provide zoning related information for specific properties. You can search ZIMAS by: Property Address, Street Intersection, Assessor Parcel Number, Case Number, Community Plan Area, Council District, Certified Neighborhood Council, PIN Number, Legal Description, and MapSheet.
  • LA adopted Chapter 1A Article 1 · §1.4.4, printed 1-12; remaining conditions follow · PDF page 12
    Any project with an entitlement application that was filed and for which all applications fees were paid prior to the effective date of this Zoning Code (Chapter 1A), where applied, may continue to use the zoning that was in effect at the time of application, provided that approvals are granted and used within the time limits established in Sec. 13A.2.7. (Scope of Decision), unless the applicant elects to utilize the provisions of Chapter 1A. Projects subject to Chapter I. (General Provisions and Zoning) shall be subject to any subsequent amendments to Chapter I. (General Provisions and Zoning) of this Code unless the application has been vested pursuant to Sec. 1.4.5. (Vested Rights).
  • LA Planning: which zoning code applies · FAQ: Using ZIMAS
    Utilizing ZIMAS and entering the subject property’s address, then selecting the “Planning and Zoning” drop-down and checking the “Zoning” field. Clicking on the zone will either send you to the Original Zoning Code or the New Zoning Code.

These passages support the limited statement or research recommendation. They do not establish a property's eligibility. If the source opens at the top, use the quoted text to find the passage.

Still to verify

  • No parcel or map result has been supplied.
  • The stored edition's effective date needs review.
Sources and review record

These related references can include stored text or inaccessible publishers. The supporting passages beside each statement identify the sources used for its evidence check.

AI-assisted research with recorded source checks. Open questions remain. Verify current law, effective dates, and property records before a property decision.

LA-B02 · Research pending

What permit path applies to a garage conversion ADU in Los Angeles?

For Architect · Builder · Inspector. Evidence research and an answer draft are still needed.

LA-B03 · Research pending

What must be checked for an ADU on a hillside or fire hazard parcel?

For Architect · Builder · Inspector. Evidence research and an answer draft are still needed.

LA-B04 · Research pending

Does a Los Angeles garage conversion require replacement parking?

For Architect · Builder · Inspector. Evidence research and an answer draft are still needed.

LA-B05 · Research pending

How can an unpermitted Los Angeles dwelling be evaluated for legalization?

For Architect · Builder · Inspector. Evidence research and an answer draft are still needed.

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