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Any person or business that has an Alarm System in the City of Los Angeles at a business address and/or at a residential address must have a valid Los Angeles City Alarm System Police Permit. There are three types of Alarm Police Permits; each requires that an Alarm Police Permit application be ... (see full description)
Authorized banner companies in the City of Los Angeles can submit an application online to request for Banner Permits. Companies interested in becoming an authorized banner company for the City of Los Angeles should read the Frequently Asked Questions and then contact the Bureau of Street Lighting ... (see full description)
The Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety is responsible for issuing construction permits such as building, plumbing, electrical, pressure vessel, elevator, heating, ventilating and air conditioning permits. A permit from the Department of Building and Safety is required for private property ... (see full description)
Business Taxes & License provides information on the following: l)Branch office locations and contact information. Locations in which public can receive information about or pay their business taxes. 2)Billing address where Business Tax Renewal payments may be sent. Annual business tax becomes ... (see full description)
The historical buildings, brick-lined alleys and Plaza at El Pueblo de Los Angeles Historical Monument provide a picturesque setting for television, motion picture and commercial filming opportunities. Learn about filming and still photography requirements and see which areas of the Monument are ... (see full description)
e-Permit is now Permit L.A. It is a simple, hassle free way to obtain permits that do not require plan check (Express Permits) via the Internet.
An "E" Permit (LAMC 62.0A) is issued for jobs in or adjacent to public streets for the purposes of a street light relocation, shoring (lateral support), a monitoring well, soilboring, private conduits (non-franchise), and other activities. E permits are issued to private contractors. ... (see full description)
Excavation permits are required for any excavation or trenching in streets/public right-of-way. Examples of where excavation permits are necessary are electrolier and pull box relocations, monitoring wells, soil borings, and pothole drilling in public right-of-ways. Additionally, excavation and ... (see full description)
