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Why is my apartment building being inspected by the fire department?

In 2008, the California State Fire Marshal determined that all multi-family residential buildings in the State of California consisting of three or more units shall be inspected annually by the local Fire Department throughout the state. It was determined through data received from the Los Angeles County Assessors’ Office that your property falls within this category. In an attempt to meet the requirement set forth by the State Fire Marshal, the Fire Department (FD) has developed, evaluated, and implemented a uniform and equitable plan to inspect all properties in its jurisdiction that fall within these criteria. 

2.
When will my property(ies) be inspected?

Inspections are being conducted on a systematic basis with consideration of the building density and potential for fire, life, and panic emergencies. The FD’s compliance plan has a minimum performance goal of completing all associated apartment housing annual inspections and follow-up compliance inspections each calendar year. You can anticipate that your property will be inspected beginning January 1st thru December 31st. 

3.
What am I required to do prior to the inspection?

As the property owner/manager you are encouraged to immediately conduct a thorough walk-through of your property with a focus on identifying potential hazards and correcting them. 

4.
What will be the areas of focus during the Fire Department inspection?

A routine fire and safety inspection will be conducted on your property. The inspector will focus on the building perimeter and common areas (open garage, stairwells, laundry areas, etc). 

5.
Why have I received a “Notice of Violation” (NOV) from Code Enforcement?

During a recent fire/life safety inspection of your property, our inspector found a fire code violation(s) needing your immediate attention and corrective action.
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In certain circumstances, a prospective business location may not pass the initial inspection which could delay the issuance of your business license. 

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What is a tenant improvement?

When a new business moves into an existing commercial or industrial tenant space, tenant improvements are the proposed interior alterations or additions (both structural and nonstructural). This applies to new buildings after completion of the shell construction or when an existing business changes or modifies its use and/or expands within an existing building. 

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What does a tenant improvement application consist of?

A complete tenant improvement permit application package consist of the following:A completed tenant improvement permit application.Three copies of a Plot/Site Plan showing the general layout of the existing building site, location of the tenant improvement, address, and an accessible path of travel from accessible parking and public transportation to accessible entrance(s).Three copies of construction plans and details, including but not limited to; floor plan, exiting plan, California accessibility requirements and details, CALGreen requirements, reflected ceiling plan, framing details, lighting plan, electrical/plumbing/mechanical plans, and other applicable detail sheets.Two sets of Title 24 energy compliance documents when changes are proposed to the mechanical system, lighting or building envelope.A completed Hazardous Materials Questionnaire (If you answer "Yes" to any of the items in Part II or III, you must obtain approval from the appropriate County office as listed under Part II or III of the Questionnaire.)Food service requires County Health Department approval prior to issuance of the building permit.Apply at County Health Department for their plan review.Where oil separator/grease interceptors are required, obtain approval from the City's Public Services Department for type/size proposed. 

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When can I start work after approval of my tenant improvement plans?

After you obtain all the required approvals and pay the Permit Fee, the Community Development Department will issue you a building permit. Now you can start construction. At certain stages of construction, your contractor must request a building inspection.
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While developer fees may increase the cost of housing in the Central Valley, other regions suffer from more severe housing affordability problems due to a variety of other factors,
such as high land costs, other types of development fees, and regulatory barriers.
 Recipients May Not Have the Highest Need. Both the economically distressed areas and the sales price limit programs are available to existing home owners, regardless of income, who
are moving to a newly constructed home. Existing home owners have already overcome the major barriers to first-time home ownership. While the developer fee reimbursement may
provide them the flexibility to purchase a slightly more expensive home, the programs will not represent the difference between renting and home ownership.

Recommend Eliminating Future Appropriations 
The four developer fee programs have spent less than $3 million of the $100 million that has already been appropriated to them. The effect of Chapter 127's modifications, combined with
CHFA's intensified marketing efforts, should increase the use of the programs somewhat. Yet, with the programs' sunset date at the end of calendar year 2002, the funds already appropriated
should be sufficient to fund the programs through their conclusion. Given that, along with the above concerns raised about the programs, we recommend that the Legislature amend state law to
eliminate the additional appropriations scheduled for the programs in 2001-02 and 2002-03. This action would make an additional $60 million in one-time funds available for other,
more-targeted housing programs or other legislative priorities.

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The FD’s compliance plan has a minimum performance goal of completing all associated apartment housing annual inspections and follow-up compliance inspections each calendar year. You can anticipate that your property will be inspected beginning January 1st thru December 31st. 

3.
What am I required to do prior to the inspection?

As the property owner/manager you are encouraged to immediately conduct a thorough walk-through of your property with a focus on identifying potential hazards and correcting them. 

4.
What will be the areas of focus during the Fire Department inspection?

A routine fire and safety inspection will be conducted on your property. The inspector will focus on the building perimeter and common areas (open garage, stairwells, laundry areas, etc). 

5.
Why have I received a “Notice of Violation” (NOV) from Code Enforcement?

During a recent fire/life safety inspection of your property, our inspector found a fire code violation(s) needing your immediate attention and corrective action. You can anticipate a follow-up inspection 21 days from the date of inspection, to verify corrections on the item(s) identified on the NOV. 

6.
Is there a cost associated with the Fire Department inspection?

Yes, there is an annual inspection fee to property owner(s), which is assessed at the established City rate.  If the property is found to be in violation, and the owner(s) fails to make the corrections during the allowed period, a re-inspection fee of $112.67 may be assessed by the City for each additional inspection thereafter until all corrections are completed. 

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How will I know the results of the inspection on my property?

If any violations are observed, you will receive a Notice of Violation from the FD.  If your property is in full compliance you will not receive any notifications. 

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The California Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD) is updating its Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing Choice (AI), which is our fair housing plan for the next five years, and we want to hear from you. Completing this survey will help HCD understand what California residents are currently experiencing and refine our goals to make affordable, safe, and stable housing more accessible. We appreciate your valuable input.
 
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How will Proposition 19 affect Base Year Value Transfers and the Parent-Child and Grandparent-Grandchild Exclusions?

Proposition 19, The Home Protection for Seniors, Severely Disabled, Families, and Victims of Wildfire or Natural Disasters Act, was passed by California voters on November 3, 2020. The provisions of Proposition 19 that relate to the Parent-Child Exclusion and the Grandparent-Grandchild Exclusion become operative on February 16, 2021. The provisions of Proposition 19 that relate to base year value transfers become operative on April 1, 2021. Please visit the State Board of Equalization’s website at https://boe.ca.gov/prop19/ for the latest information available on Proposition 19 and its impact on these exclusions.

What is a change in ownership?

For property tax purposes, a change in ownership in real property is the transfer of a present interest in real property, including the transfer of the rights to the beneficial use thereof (Revenue and Taxation Code 60). Often a change in ownership occurs upon the purchase, sale, gift, or inheritance of real property. Generally, a change in ownership will initiate a reassessment of any property; however, certain exclusions may apply as outlined:The transfer of property between husband and wife.The transfer of property between registered domestic partners.The transfer of property to a co-tenant as the result of the death of the other co-tenant.The transfer of property between parents and children.The transfer of property between grandparents and grandchildren.The transfer of property between individuals and a legal entity (or between legal entities) where the proportional ownership interest remains exactly the same before and after the transfer.

Will adding a spouse on title to my property result in a reassessment?

No. An interspousal transfer will not result in a reassessment.

Will refinancing my property result in a reassessment?

Generally, refinancing will not cause a reassessment of the property as long as you do not add or delete someone from the title.
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The Fire Department considers occupancy to occur when non-construction employees or people begin working in or using the structure. Occupancy also occurs when non-permanent mounted stock or furnishings are moved into the building.	

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If I contract with a builder for the construction, who is responsible to call for inspections and final occupancy approval?

It shall be the responsibility of the person doing the work authorized by a permit to notify the Fire Prevention Division that such work is ready for inspection. The legal owner is responsible to verify inspections and approvals. If you want your builder to assume this responsibility, this should be specified within your contract, but you should check your permit and make sure final approval to occupy has been given prior to moving into the building. Normally, the installing company schedules the inspection appointment for their installation.	

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When can I request approval to occupy my building?

When the fire protection systems are approved and inspected and the exit ways are completed.	

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No. There is no excludable relationship and there is no divorce marriage settlement agreement.  Even though you have a 50% mutual agreement, and if your ex-spouse decides after you are divorced to give up 50% interest, it will result in a reassessment of that 50% if you did not obtain a divorce marriage settlement agreement.

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Are manufactured homes the same as mobile homes? 

Although they may generally have the same meaning, for California property taxation purposes, the term mobile home is now obsolete and was changed to manufactured home in California Revenue and Taxation Code section 5801 in January 1992.

Do I have to file a Change of Ownership Statement following the death of the owner if the manufactured home was held in the decedent's trust?

Yes. Whenever there is any change in ownership of real property or of a manufactured home, the transferee must file a Change in Ownership Death of Real Property Owner (BOE-502-D) (eForm)with the county assessor in the county where the manufactured home is located. If the property is subject to probate proceedings, the Change in Ownership Death of Real Property Owner (BOE-502-D) (eForm) must be filed prior to or at the time the inventory and appraisal is filed with the court clerk.In all other cases in which an interest in real property is transferred by reason of death, including a transfer through a medium of a trust, the Change in Ownership Death of Real Property Owner (BOE-502-D) (eForm) must be filed with the county assessor by the trustee, if the property was held in trust, or the transferee within 150 days after the date of death.

How are manufactured homes taxed in California? 

Manufactured homes in California are generally subject to two taxes:Sales tax or use tax at the time of sale or resale, andEither the annual local property tax or the annual vehicle license fee, which is also called an in-lieu fee.If your manufactured home was originally purchased new on or after July 1, 1980, it was automatically subject to local property taxes.