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LASAN Development Services Clearances
The divisions represented on this page have clearances that are necessary prior to finalization of the LADBS building Permit and/or the Certificate of Occupancy.
Please reference LADBS' Permits Manual for the project-specific Clearance Summary Worksheet to understand which LASAN division to contact to obtain a sign off. Once all LASAN related clearances have been obtained from the necessary LASAN division, please follow up with the LADBS plan checker or inspector to finalize the LADBS permit.
Below are the LASAN permit clearances and information on how to obtain those sign offs.
Low Impact Development (LID)
You can use the online Customer Service Request system for the following:
- To process the Permit Application Clearance for Low Impact Development (LID) and submit a plan check application
- To process the Certificate of Occupancy (C of O) for Low Impact Development (LID), submit a C of O application
- To submit an online Customer Service Request for any general questions
Additional program information is on our Low Impact Development Program page.
You may schedule an appointment via the City's One-Stop Rebuilding Center.
Food Service Establishment (FOG)
For LADBS permit application clearances related to: “Obtain Industrial Waste Mgmt. Div. clearance for Food Service Establishment.”
Call 323-342-6118 or 323-342-6200 or visit the City's One-Stop Rebuilding Center at appointments.lacity.org to make an appointment to drop-off plans for approval or clearance.
Use the online Customer Service Request system to find answers to your questions.
Visit our Fats, Oil and Grease Program page for additional program information.
Waste Hauler Permit
For LADBS permit application clearances related to: “Waste Hauler Permit #.”
Visit the Solid Resources Hauler and Facilities Portal to apply to become a waste hauler.
Visit our Waste Hauler Compliance Program page to see a list of approved City of Los Angeles waste haulers and to find additional program information.
Related programs
Fats, Oils, and Grease (FOG)
Watershed Protection