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1 9th Helena Drive, Los Angeles

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Permits and code violations

8 permits not closed out. Unfinished permits pass to the next owner.

  1. Swimming-pool/spa Jul 2026Issued

    Supplemental to permit #23047-20000-00607 to revise pool/spa layout, dimensions, setbacks and pool enclosure

  2. Bldg-alter/repair Sep 2025Issued

    1 bathroom(s).bathroom remodel for residential buildings (no structural changes).kitchen remodel for residential buildings (no structural changes).

  3. Bldg-alter/repair Feb 2025Issued

    Supplemental permit to 23010-20000-00172 to revise building height

  4. Bldg-alter/repair Nov 2024Issued

    Supplemental permit to 23010-20000-00172 to revise height

  5. Swimming-pool/spa Oct 2024Issued

    Suppl. permit to 23047-20000-00607 to revise the pool/spa orientation, layout, and pool enclosure. add new engineering detail 220.

  6. Nonbldg-new Dec 2023Issued

    Concrete block freestanding masonry fence walls constructed per information bulletin p/bc 2020-096 located in residential zones, maximum 6 feet height above grade, and not located in the required front yard or within 5 feet of the side street lot line of a reverse corner lot (subject to additional limitations of lamc section 12.22c20(f) and information bulletin p/zc 2002-002).

  7. Swimming-pool/spa Sep 2023Issued

    New 16' x 28' pool with a 8' x 8' spa -per la city standard plan #268

  8. Grading Sep 2023Permit finaled

    Grading excavation for the new pool and spa.

  9. Bldg-new May 2023Issued

    New 117'-1" x 36'-6" two story single family dwelling with attached garage and attached accessory dwelling unit per gcs 65852.2(e)(1)(a); equipped with nfpa 13-d fire sprinklers throughout

  10. Bldg-demolition Mar 2023Permit finaled

    Demo (e) sfd & (e) carport

  11. Grading Mar 2023Permit finaled

    Back fill the (e) pool and remove the shell.

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