
LA County eCheck - AI Pilot for Faster Home Approvals
LA County is partnering with Archistar to launch the new eCheck AI Pilot, a cutting-edge tool that reviews building plans for compliance with zoning rules using artificial intelligence. If your single-family home was impacted by the Eaton Fire or the Palisades Fire and is located in a single-family (R-1) residential zone in the unincorporated Altadena or Sunset Mesa communities, you are invited to join as an Early Adopter.
Here’s how to participate:
- Sign up for a free account at echeck.lacounty.gov
- Look up your property address
- Upload your architectural drawings in PDF format
Choose between Like-for-Like and Non-Like-for-Like rebuild projects. During the pilot, results may take up to 10 business days, but may be delivered faster. When your results are ready, you can review them on the eCheck platform and include the downloadable report in your County Disaster Recovery Permit – Rebuild Project application.
By participating, you’re helping train the AI model and accelerating recovery in your community.
Visit echeck.lacounty.gov to get started.
Starting September 2nd, LA County is expanding the eCheck AI Pilot to include essential building code checks in addition to zoning compliance and reviews for Like-for-Like or Non-Like-for-Like projects. Through the same platform, residents will now benefit from automated pre-checks against primarily life safety elements of the codes. This will aid in the effort to build back quicker and also deliver homes that meet the core requirements for safety, health and quality of life.
LA County eCheck Dashboard
LA County has partnered with Archistar to launch eCheck, a cutting-edge tool that reviews building plans for compliance with zoning rules and essential building code rules using artificial intelligence. Visit echeck.lacounty.gov to view a dashboard with the number of registered users, the number of submitted plans, and the number of plans submitted for each of the three review types – building code essentials, like-for-like rebuild, and non-like-for-like rebuild.