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Notice received
Received an LAHD SCEP Notice? 30-Day Plan
Use the notice period for access, documents, visible-condition review and correctly routed corrections.
Read the guideOwner education · City of Los Angeles
These guides explain what happens before and after an LAHD SCEP visit, what a private readiness report should contain and when a repair can become a permit, legalization or specialist question.
Start with your current stage
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Notice received
Use the notice period for access, documents, visible-condition review and correctly routed corrections.
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Preparation checklist
A practical 30-day sequence for documents, access, visible-condition review and correction priorities.
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After inspection
Turn each written violation into a repair, specialty, permit or owner-follow-up workstream.
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Permit roadmap
Start with records and feasibility before investing in plans, permits and corrective construction.
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Recurring inspections
Understand the shorter two-year inspection cycle and how to address recurring compliance conditions.
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Service deliverable
How photo findings, priorities, trades, permit flags and recommended next actions are organized.
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Process comparison
The difference between preparing for a scheduled visit and responding to a written enforcement order.
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Jurisdiction guide
Why City of Los Angeles boundaries—not Los Angeles County or the mailing address—control the answer.
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Contractor selection
Seven questions covering license verification, written deliverables, scope limits and repair routing.
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Scope explained
What a private contractor can do, what remains LAHD's role and when another professional is required.
Read the guideHave the notice in hand?
A private review organizes visible conditions and practical next actions before the City visit.