CITY OF BEVERLY HILLS

DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

DEVELOPMENT SERVICES
455 North Rexford Drive
Beverly Hills, California 90210

Permit No: BS2104151

Status: Issued
09/10/2021

Electrical
Job Address: 222 S GALE DR
Parcel Number: Created By:
Project Number: 384274 Applied: 08/17/2021
Project Description: MAIN BLDG Issued: 08/24/2021
Valuation: $2,000.00 Completed:
Expiration: 02/13/2022 Updated By: acurtis
Owner: 222 S GALE LLC - - SIMIN COHANSHOHET

Job Description: Upgrade the electrical panel and sub panels from 120Amp to 400amp

PEOPLE
Type Name Address Phone License
MR CONSTRUCTION & MANAGEMENT 10787 WILSHIRE BLVD,
Applicant
INC SUITE 901
MR CONSTRUCTION & MANAGEMENT 10787 WILSHIRE BLVD,
Contractor
INC SUITE 901
Contractor Matthew Raanan 507 Glenrock Avenue
GRIESSY PRIETO - MR. Construction and (213) 788-
Other 507 Glenrock Ave 100
Management 4779
222 S GALE LLC - - SIMIN (310) 780-
Owner PO BOX 7479
COHANSHOHET 9155

FINANCE
Group Activity Review Paid Balance
Taxes & Development Fees $1.15 $0.00 $1.15 $0.00
Electrical $90.30 $25.00 $115.30 $0.00
TOTAL $91.45 $25.00 $116.45 $0.00

TRANSACTIONS
ID Date Method Amount
818062 08/24/2021 5:06:07 PM CREDIT CARD $116.45

PERMIT CONDITIONS
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SOUTHERN CAL EDISON REQUIREMENT
SOUTHERN CAL EDISON REQUIREMENT Southern California Edison requires all contractors to notifiy the
Service Planner at 1-800-684-8123, prior to performing any work on an electrical panel.
Inspection Request Codes
TO REQUEST A BUILDING & SAFETY INSPECTION OVER THE PHONE: A.) Dial (310) 285-2534 B.) Enter
your permit number. (Remember, each permit has a different number.) C.) Enter your three digit inspection
request from the list below. 201. Pool bonding 202. Pool rough electrical 203. Electrical underground 204.
Underground service 205. Temporary power pole 206. Wall conduit 207. Rough electrical-walls 208. Rough
electrical 209. Smoke detectors 210. Fire alarm rough 211. Edison meter release 212. Emergency egress
lighting 213. Fire alarm test 214. Final electrical
Special Inspection/Investigation Fee
SPECIAL INSPECTION/INVESTIGATION FEE: A special inspection fee may be assessed by the building
official or his technical officers, inspectors, and other employees as determined necessary to achieve
compliance of the permitted work and/or related activity. Such enforcement shall result from those actions
and/or a violation(s) of Beverly Hills Municipal code associated with the permitted work and/or related activity
caused by property owner, contractor, its employees, and/or persons working under the control and direction of
contractor. A two hour minimum special inspection/investigation fee shall apply, with additional time charged at
the current hourly rate. Such related building and/or technical permits shall be suspended until the assessed
special investigation fee has been paid and the subject actions and/or violations(s) of Beverly Hills Municipal
code have been resolved to the satisfaction of the building official.
REIMBURSEMENT OF PERMIT FEES
HEALTH AND SAFETY CODE SECTION 17021 IS AMENDED TO PROVIDE THAT A PERMITTEE IS
ENTITLED TO REIMBURSEMENT OF PERMIT FEES IF THE LOCAL ENFORCEMENT AGENCY FAILS TO
CONDUCT AN INSPECTION OF THE PERMITTED WORK WITHIN 60 DAYS OF RECEIVING NOTICE THAT
THE WORK IS COMPLETED.
ELECTRICAL CALIFORNIA TITLE-24 ENERGY CODE:
The 2005 California Energy Code, effective October 1, 2005, contains new requirements for residential lighting.
Fifty percent of kitchen light power must be fluorescent (high efficacy). Bathroom, garage, laundry room and
utility room lighting must be fluorescent or controlled by occupant sensors. All other room lighting must be
fluorescent or controlled by occupant sensors or dimmer switches. Outdoor lighting mounted on buildings must
be fluorescent or controlled by motion sensors. Lights in ceilings required to be insulated must be labeled AT
(air-tight) in addition to being labeled IC.

NOTES

COVID-19 SAFETY FOR CONSTRUCTION SITE GUIDELINES

Per the Emergency Orders issued by the State of California and the County of Los Angeles in
response to the COVID-19 pandemic, construction is currently permitted to continue in the City of
Beverly Hills. This may change as circumstances continue to rapidly evolve day-to-day. All
construction site in the City of Beverly Hills are required to comply with all applicable and the most
current emergency orders established for the COVID19 health orders. Construction sites that create
unsafe conditions may be denied inspections and asked to shut down until compliance is achieved.
The latest Construction Guidelines can be found online at
www.beverlyhills.org/COVID19ConstructionGuidelines.

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