What was permitted
While this project is at a commercial facility, it provides insight into the cost of specialized structural repairs. The work at Los Angeles International Airport involved strengthening concrete columns to meet specific building code provisions, demonstrating a focus on safety and compliance.
Issued on May 7, 2026, this supplemental repair project had a remarkably low estimated cost of $501. This figure likely reflects a specific, targeted repair rather than a large-scale construction effort, offering a data point for very minor structural code compliance work.
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Tracking number, work description, cost and dates
View the official permit record
Tracking number, work description, cost and dates
| Tracking number | 18014-10088-05940 |
|---|---|
| Work permit # | — |
| Job filing number | — |
| Work type | Bldg-Alter/Repair |
| Status | Issued |
| Job description | **ePlan**LAX-APM**Project Under Construction**Supplemental to WCTA Station (18014-10000-05940) to address deficiencies in the ACI 318 14 Chapter 18, Section 18.14 code provisions related to the design and detailing requirements for columns that are not part of the seismic force resisting system. The concrete columns are brought into code compliance by strengthening them using one of the following methods: fiber reinforced polymer (FRP) wrapping, column enlargement, or steel plating. |
| Floor / unit | — |
| Estimated cost | $501 |
| Approved | February 23, 2026 |
| Issued | May 7, 2026 |
| Expires | — |
| BBL | — |
| BIN | — |
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