Planning to expand your restaurant’s outdoor dining area in Los Angeles? Good news—LA’s Al Fresco Permit Fee Subsidy could save you up to $10,000 in permit costs. Whether you’re navigating zoning, needing a Coastal Development Permit, or transitioning from a Temporary Use Authorization, this guide breaks it all down in simple terms.
Navigating California’s permit process can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re trying to understand the difference between ministerial and discretionary approvals. Whether you’re building housing, launching a mixed-use project, or planning a site change, knowing which type of permit you need can save you time, money, and legal headaches.
SB 35 is changing the game for housing developers in California. Learn how it removes CEQA delays, enforces fast timelines, and streamlines approvals using objective standards. This guide breaks down everything developers need to know to qualify—and how JDJ Consulting Group can help you use SB 35 to your advantage.
California’s SB 684 and SB 1123 now allow up to 10 homes to be approved ministerially—without CEQA review or public hearings. This guide explains how the laws work, where they apply, and how developers, planners, and property owners can unlock new housing on multifamily and vacant single-family lots.
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