23 Tramonto Drive, Los Angeles
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Permits and code violations
8 permits not closed out. Unfinished permits pass to the next owner.
- Bldg-new Oct 2025Issued
2025 wildfire rebuild, single-family dwelling supplemental permit to 18014-10000-05098 for fire rebuild. changes include wood floor system to concrete and steel with additional details.***see comments***
- Swimming-pool/spa Sep 2023Issued
Remodel the (e) pool, add (n) spa and baja shelf within existing shell per la city standard plan #265 and engineered details.
- Bldg-alter/repair Aug 2023Issued
Supplemental to permit 18014-10000-05098 to add mechanical well, mechanical pit below existing basement, revise interior stairs and provide additional support for existing floor joists, revise foundation plan and structural details.
- Grading Aug 2022Issued
Grading for (n) basement.2 of 2
- Bldg-addition Aug 2022Issued
Supplemental to 18014-10000-05098 for design revisions, add basement.1 of 2
- Bldg-addition Jun 2020Issued
Proposed 1 story addition (35' x 11.5') to rear and (15' x 46.5') to the front of existing single family dwelling. scope will also include a complete interior remodel. create new laundry room in garage area, create interior stairs from existing sfd to existing garage, and convert existing 2-car garage to 3-car garage.***building shall be sprinklered per nfpa 13d***
- Grading May 2020Issued
Grading for (n) swimming pool, spa, and attached wood deck.
- Swimming-pool/spa May 2020Issued
(n) swimming pool with spa within the pool & attached wood deck.
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