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What Los Angeles residents are reporting and building in Rancho Palos Verdes.
| Top request type (latest 7 days of data) | Count |
|---|---|
| Information-Only | 1 |
| Report a Sidewalk Problem | 1 |
| When | Request type | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Oct 16 | Report a Sidewalk Problem | Reported |
| Oct 13 | Information-Only | Closed |
| Oct 8 | Information-Only | Closed |
| Oct 8 | Information-Only | Closed |
| Sep 26 | Information-Only | Closed |
| Sep 23 | Information-Only | Closed |
| Sep 23 | Information-Only | Closed |
| Sep 16 | Information-Only | Closed |
| Biggest recent permits | Issued | Valuation |
|---|---|---|
| Restaurant | May 14 | $85.0K |
Note: the city publishes permits in one weekly batch, on Tuesdays, covering permits issued through the previous Saturday.
The city's latest weekly permit batch (received Tuesday, October 20, 1,321 permits citywide, issued Oct 11–Oct 17) had no newly issued permits in ZIP 90275. Nothing new is not nothing: the weekly email says so too, and the citywide batch shows where the week's building went.
Source: LADBS building permits (data.lacity.org), the most recent weekly batch. Addresses as the city publishes them; "value" is the applicant's declared job valuation ("—" = none declared). No owner or contractor names — here or in the email, ever.
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