Student drop off and pick up in school zones can be challenging and stressful but the safety of our children always comes first, no matter what. Here are some safety tips to remember when dropping off and picking up children at school.
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Showing posts with label Tips. Show all posts
Friday, September 1, 2017
Tuesday, February 9, 2016
Before Starting a Residential Window Project in Glendale
Did you know that a permit is always required when changing, installing and/or updating your windows in Glendale?
Over two thousand permit applications are processed through the City’s Permit Services Center each year. A large portion of these permits involve the installation of new windows. Too often we find out about changes to windows after they've been purchased and installed. Property owners may be surprised to find out that the windows they spent time and money installing don't meet the City's requirements and must be removed. If you’re thinking about changing the windows in your residential property, there are some basic guidelines and requirements you should be aware of before purchasing your windows and moving forward with your plans.
We’ve outlined these important
requirements that must be met before, during and after your window installation
project takes place. We hope this helps you successfully navigate the City’s
permitting process while avoiding unnecessary delays.
Thursday, November 19, 2015
Pass Your Inspection: 25 Pitfalls to Avoid

Whether you're putting in a new water heater, replacing your windows or building a new office tower, a Building Inspector must ensure the work is completed properly. In order to make sure your inspection goes as smoothly as possible, we've put together a list of things to have completed prior to calling for inspection. These are common pitfalls that can hold up your project.
- Building location or height does not match approved plans. A licensed surveyor may be required to verify proper setbacks, building location and height.
Monday, June 22, 2015
Monday, March 30, 2015
Request a Permit Inspection Online
Making permit inspection requests with the Building & Safety Division is easier than ever. We are now accepting
online requests for inspections.
Here is how to do it:
- Go to the City of Glendale web page at glendaleca.gov
- Select: “How do I”
- Select: “Request Permit Inspection”
- Complete the form and enter “Submit”If you are making a request for a next day inspection, please submit the online request form before 3:00 pm. Inspections are conducted Monday through Friday (except on Holidays).
If you have any questions please contact the Permit Services Center at (818) 548-3200.
Also, for your convenience, you can go online to schedule your next appointment to the Permit Services Center using your smart phone, tablet or personal computer. Learn more about our online appointment scheduling service in our previous article:
Wednesday, December 31, 2014
6 Tips to Getting a Permit

Thousands of people visit the Permit Services Center each month. Many, arrive unprepared and are unable to successfully submit their permit applications.
If you're working on a residential home improvement project, we've prepared a few tips to help you save time when applying for a permit and avoid some commonly made mistakes.
1. Have All the Facts. Know the who, what & where of your project.
- Know what you are trying to get a permit for and the address of the building that you are going to perform the work on.
- Each Contractor should know the name of the building owner.
- The building owner should know the name of their design professional. All this information is needed to complete each permit application.
Thursday, November 6, 2014
VIDEO: Don't Stand in Line at the Permit Services Center
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