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construction projects in Long Beach, you may be eligible for our Internet Permitting Request service. Being registered ... this service allows you to apply for necessary permits online, for simple projects such as water heater

Flood Hazards Flood Hazards Some properties are more prone to flood hazards than others. It ...   Recommendations for Long Beach properties more prone to floods and resources for ensuring the safety

guide you through the solar panel permitting process for your home. Here’s a quick overview to help you get ... Permit Center at 562.570.PMIT (7648) Already applied? For questions about your application, email Michael.Carrera@longbeach

make the process simpler and more straightforward for City staff, developers and the general public. Update ... Sections 66410 through 66499.38). Align City processes for review of minor map approvals (lot mergers, lot line

Site Plan Review The City of Long Beach's Site Plan Review Committee posts projects' ... projects' approval statuses on a biweekly basis. For more information, please visit the Zoning & Project

Environmental Reports Environmental Planning documents for public review associated with the projects and proposed ... Declaration #236092 Environmental Planning documents for public review associated with Long Beach projects

Contact Us Contact Community Development Sign up for Department updates and notices on LinkLB. Main Line ... Planning-Zoning-Historic Information 562.570.6194 For more information on our specific services and programs

Design Guidelines for each of its historic districts, in addition to style guides for each major historic ... are intended to provide an instructive framework for sensitive changes to historic properties, such as

six years for buildings with three or more multifamily dwelling units and every nine years for condominium ... elevated more than six feet above ground level. For Long Beach, this definition will refer most commonly

The City's transportation system provides mobility for Long Beach residents and workers, students, shoppers ... Long Beach adopted a new Mobility Element to plan for improving the way people, goods, and resources move