Permits Residential San Francisco 
Green Building Law Update
MAY 29, 2016
Santa Monica joins the California cities of Lancaster and Sebastopol which started requiring rooftop solar installations in 2013, and San Francisco which similar law , for building under 10 stories tall, takes effect January 1, 2017. times the square footage of the building footprint. times the square footage of the building footprint.
Green Building Law Update
MAY 29, 2016
Santa Monica joins the California cities of Lancaster and Sebastopol which started requiring rooftop solar installations in 2013, and San Francisco which similar law , for building under 10 stories tall, takes effect January 1, 2017. times the square footage of the building footprint. times the square footage of the building footprint.
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Pro Builder
FEBRUARY 11, 2021
Sacramento on Brink of Reversing Residential Zoning. Sacramento is close to approving one of the country’s first plans to end single-family residential zoning, which permits only one home on a property. cbroderick. Thu, 02/11/2021 - 09:19. Up to four homes could be built on lots in the city’s upscale neighborhoods.
Stok
NOVEMBER 29, 2018
With the increase in soft costs to development (which are the 2nd highest in the nation in San Francisco), shortage in skilled labor, and drawn out permitting process, the building industry is wondering what’s going to have to give to make progress on the looming challenge of solving the housing crisis.
Stok
AUGUST 28, 2019
Compliance to building energy codes is typically overseen by local building permit offices at the city level who first review plans to ensure that buildings comply with the code requirements regardless of which path is pursued. This will especially benefit future high-rise multi-family buildings. 3: (Re)focus on energy demand reduction. . #3:
Construction and Infrastructure Law
MARCH 24, 2020
2] However, various California counties and cities have issued their own “Shelter in Place” or similar orders that only exempt certain types of construction – most commonly “essential infrastructure”, public works, healthcare and residential construction.
Construction and Infrastructure Law
MARCH 24, 2020
2] However, various California counties and cities have issued their own “Shelter in Place” or similar orders that only exempt certain types of construction – most commonly “essential infrastructure”, public works, healthcare and residential construction.
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