Sec. 1.6.1. | Los Angeles City Law Search

hquake, similar natural disaster, or a civil or military disturbance, and declared by the Governor as an emergency area, provided that the Department of Building and Safety maintains records of all temporary permits. G. Activation & Termination the provisions of this Division (Emergency Provisions) are applicable to a particular area upon the declaration of an emergency by the Governor relating to that area, pursuant to California Government Code, Title 2. (Government of the State of California), Div. 1. (General), Chapter 7. (California Emergency Services Act). the provisions of this Division (Emergency Provisions) cease to be applicable to a particular area two years following the date of declaration of emergency, and for one additional year if an extension is approved by the city council , provided, however, that the provisions of this Division (Emergency Provisions) are considered as still remaining in full force and effect thereafter for the intent of maintaining or defending any civil or criminal proceeding with respect to any right, liability or offense that may have arisen under the provisions of this Division (Emergency Provisions) during its operative period, or with respect to enforcing any condition of approval of the temporary permit. the city council may also extend by resolution any other time limits in this Division (Emergency Provisions) for one additional year. | 1-57 Introductory Provisions | Article 1 Div. 1.6. (Emergency Provisions) Sec. 1.6.1. (Local Emergency Temporary Regulations) Established by Ord. 188,418, Eff. 01/20/2025, Oper. 01/27/2025 City of Los Angeles Zoning Code Chapter 1A Sec. 1.6.2. EMERGENCY HOMELESS SHELTERS — CITY OWNED & LEASED PROPERTY A. regardless of any provisions of this Zoning code (chapter 1A) to the contrary, during any period for which the Mayor or the city council have declared a shelter crisis within the meaning of California Government Code, Sec. 8698. (Shelter Crisis), et seq., a homeless shelter may be establis