ZIP Codes in Los Angeles County.

ZIP codes are a system of postal codes used by the United States Postal Service (USPS) since 1963. Provided here because many tables and other datasets have ZIP code information within them. Managed by the USPS but provided for reference purposes.

ZIP Codes in Los Angeles County.

ZIP codes are a system of postal codes used by the United States Postal Service (USPS) since 1963. Provided here because many tables and other datasets have ZIP code information within them. Managed by the USPS but provided for reference purposes.

This layer shows the spatial extent of past and currently pending permit cases (e.g., CUPs, yard modifications, plot plan reviews, environmental assessments, etc). These cases were drawn from the legacy CTRACK database, and are updated on a monthly basis from the currently active KIVA database. Cases mined from both databases reflect the wide range of land use issues addressed and administered by the LA County Dept of Regional Planning, both past and present. Most cases are parcel-based, although some pertain to subdivisions or other planning boundaries. Note that Notices of Violation (pertaining to Subdivision Map Act Section 66499.36) file numbers are also featured in this layer.

This layer/table was created to track the more than 600 Business License checks, and nearly 75 DMV referrals, that the LA County Department of Regional Planning's Land Development Coordinating Center (LDCC) processes on an annual basis. As of July 2014, over 20,000 referrals had been processed since the 1970’s. The intent of a referral is to confirm the consistency of a proposed business with a parcel’s zoning.

Referred to as the “General Plan” and encompasses the unincorporated areas (sometimes referred to as ‘islands’) NOT COVERED by a community, neighborhood or area plan.
The General Plan 2035 was adopted by the Board of Supervisors on 10/6/15, and went into effect on 11/5/15. This reflects the land use policy as depicted in that plan. This plan rescinds the 1980 General Plan, however, the old GIS layer is available here for download. More information about the General Plan 2035 is available on the Department of Regional Planning’s website. Updated on 4/20/17 for a plan amendment in the community of Florence-Firestone.

This data depicts generalized land use classifications, each of which is intended to describe the dominant use characteristics within the area covered. Updated information regarding public parks, school sites, freeways, rail/transit lines, and other ownership-specific boundaries have been incorporated into this data. The actual use and intensity of development that may be allowed on private property within any given land classification is determined by a review of policy maps, other mapped and written policies of the General Plan, and the underlying zoning classification. Updated 12/31/14 for the update to the East Los Angeles Community Plan and an annexation to the City of Santa Clarita.
Unincorporated areas included:
• Altadena Community Plan
• Antelope Valley Area Plan
• East Los Angeles Community Plan
• Hacienda Heights Community Plan
• Marina Del Rey Land Use Plan (also listed under Specific Plans)
• Rowland Heights Community General Plan
• Santa Catalina Island Land Use Plan (also listed under Specific Plans)
• Santa Clarita Valley Area Plan
• Santa Monica Mountains Coastal Zone
• Santa Monica Mountains North Area Plan
• West Athens / Westmont Community Plan
• Walnut Park Neighborhood Plan
Legends for each plan can be found here: http://planning.lacounty.gov/view/gis-net3_help_-_land_use_policy/#8