If an unpermitted ADU qualifies for the ADU Code Enforcement Deferral Program, the property owner will have (5) five-years to complete a set of plans, have them reviewed and approved, and complete all construction to receive a final inspection. Step-by-step instructions are provided on the Senate Bill 13 webpage.
| Are Plans Required? |
Yes |
| Submitted Through |
The initial eligibility application is submitted in-person.
When you are ready to submit for a building permit application, you will use ePlan Review. |
| Required Forms |
SB 13 Eligibility Application - PLG263 |
| Fees |
Fees are based on department review fees and square footage. |
| Additional Forms, as applicable |
Environmental Health Building Clearance, if the parcel is served by an OWTS (septic system).
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| Required Information |
For a detailed list of required information, see the Senate Bill 13 webpage. |
| IMPORTANT NOTES |
Check with Zoning for feasibility and development standards, including setbacks. Confirm with Environmental Planning staff that your property is suitable for your project and not encumbered by environmental constraints or resources that require protection. |
| Additional Information & Resources |
Please visit the Senate Bill 13 webpage. |