Online Services
The Bureau of Engineering is responsible for maintaining and updating Sewer Wye Maps to show new sewers, new connections, and modifications. You may view Sewer Wye Maps at NavigateLA, or at one of the Bureau of Engineering's District Offices.
The status of construction contract awards can be located on the Bureau of Engineering's website or by searching "Contract Award" at http://eng.lacity.org/search.htm
Developers can submit final subdivision maps to the Bureau of Engineering Land Development Group (LDG) for approval after the maps have been approved by the Advisory Agency of the Planning Commission or the City Council. The LDG provides copies of the maps to the Bureau of Engineering Survey ... (see full description)
Check the status or disposition of a plan by using the Internet based Property Activity Report. It allows easy access and visual display of general information from the Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety (LADBS) Plan Check and Inspection System (PCIS) and the Code Enforcement Information ... (see full description)
The Bureau of Engineering assigns lot addresses, street addresses and street numbers in the City of Los Angeles. Requests to verify, modify, or add an address of a lot or parcel can be made to a Bureau of Engineering District Office. Some address information is also available on the Internet at ... (see full description)
City candidates, officeholders and their political committees are required to file campaign statements with the City Ethics Commission at specific intervals that disclose all monetary (including loans) and non- monetary contributions received; all expenditures (including loans) made; unpaid bills; ... (see full description)
Lobbyists, lobbying firms, and lobbyist employers must disclose lobbying activity for each calendar quarter during which a qualified lobbyist is registered. These reports include information about matters a lobbyist attempted to influence, compensation received by a lobbying firm for its municipal ... (see full description)
Lobbyists, lobbying firms, and lobbyist employers must disclose lobbying activity for each calendar quarter during which a qualified lobbyist is registered. These reports include information about matters a lobbyist attempted to influence, compensation received by a lobbying firm for its municipal ... (see full description)
