FAQ
What are permit-related fees?
Permit-related fees cover government-required approvals, including construction permits, impact fees, and inspection costs necessary for the legal operation of your building project.
Direct answer
City invoices, not a 121 price list.
Permit-related fees cover government-required approvals, including construction permits, impact fees, and inspection costs necessary for the legal operation of your building project.
That is the Encino / Los Angeles practice. The City of LA or the local AHJ sets those amounts. We do not invent dollar amounts here.
A 121 fee is not a city invoice. Permit-related fees sit outside standard 121 pricing. This is not legal advice.
Typical city items
What the city invoices.
Construction permits
Construction permits the city requires before the Encino job can legally start.
Impact fees
Impact fees the municipality may assess. The city sets the amount. 121 does not invent it.
Inspections
Inspection costs needed for legal operation. Call (424) 600-2100.
No invented amounts
LA civic desk, then the Encino lot.
121 Design Build is in Encino. We coordinate permit work. The city invoices permit-related fees.
We do not invent city fee amounts, licenses, volumes, or years. City of LA / the local AHJ decides.
How we work
How permit-related fees show up
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1. Scope
We start with the Encino lot and which government approvals the project needs.
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2. City items
Construction permits, impact fees, and inspection costs are city or municipal items.
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3. AHJ
The City of LA or the local AHJ sets the amounts. That is not a 121 package price.
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4. Next step
If the Encino project still fits, we talk through drawings, permits, and construction. Call (424) 600-2100.
Honest scope
What 121 actually does, and what we do not.
We do
Name city fees
Permit-related fees cover government-required approvals, including construction permits, impact fees, and inspection costs necessary for the legal operation of your building project.
We do not
Invented dollar amounts
We do not invent city fee amounts, licenses, volumes, or years. This is not legal advice.
Ask what the city may invoice.
If you have a project in Encino / Los Angeles, start with a conversation about permits and city fees. Call (424) 600-2100.