Resources

City and county offices can locate the model informational notice provided by DSA, required to be distributed to business license and commercial building permit applicants.

(ACC) works cooperatively with DSA to offer feedback on amendments to accessibility regulations of the California Building Code.

DSA's role in proposing changes to building code regulations related to access compliance for public buildings and housing, public accommodations, commercial buildings.

Reference materials on the application and use of the accessibility provisions of the California Building Code (CBC).

DSA performs accessibility reviews of state-funded construction.

Schools can incorporate sustainability measures and achieve net zero energy and net zero carbon school facilities.

Resources on the PC approval program that permits DSA approval of the design of a structure in advance of submittal for K-12 schools, community college and essential services construction projects.

DSA's role in proposing changes to the building code regulations related to green building standards for public K-12 schools and community colleges.

The State Historical Building Code applies to qualified historical buildings and structures as defined by the State Historical Building Code. Qualified historical buildings and structures is defined in Chapter 2, Section 8-218 of the California Historical Building Code and includes any building, site, structure, object, district or collection of structures, and their associated sites.

Meets monthly for Certified Access Specialists, design professionals, and code enforcers to discuss various aspects of the California Building Code and federal accessibility standards.

Benefits of hiring a CASp through DSA to inspect buildings and sites for compliance.

DSA'S proposed amendments to the CASp Program regulations.

Approval of Plan letters, Certified and Uncertified school construction projects using DSA Certification Box.

Resources on DSA'S construction oversight on public K-12 schools, community college and essential services construction projects.

Project review, construction oversight, and certification.

DSA publishes lists and databases for the public regarding programs that support or are related to the programs we administer.

DSA staff can register for trainings on school construction plan review for public K-12 schools, community colleges, and essential services buildings, building code, and accessibility.

Allows greater transparency and communication between DSA field engineers and designated stakeholders.

Applicants can submit plan designs electronically as an alternative to the traditional paper roll form by using the (EPR) process.

(EDWAC) proposes durability and degradation testing standards to ensure that detectable warnings remain effective, thereby improving safety.

DSA performs fire and life safety reviews of K-12 public schools, community colleges and state essential services buildings.

DSA has established this web page with our partner state agencies who are part of the California K-12 construction process as a resource for upcoming meetings and additional information.

Visit the (CBSC) Codes webpage or information regarding where to find or purchase any part of Title 24.

Locate information on scheduling K-12 schools, community colleges, and state-owned and leased essential services buildings and other projects for plan review by DSA.

DSA's process for project submittal and plan review for K-12 schools, community colleges and essential services building construction projects.

DSA's commitment to making the certification process for K-12, community college and essential services building construction projects a success.

PSCC works cooperatively with DSA to offer input and feedback on matters related to public school construction.

City and county offices collect a fee from applicants for local business licenses, report revenue to DSA and submit a portion of the fee to DSA.

K-12 Schools, Community Colleges, and various other state facilities must submit plans to the Division of the State Architect to ensure they comply with code requirements and obtain DSA approval before construction begins.

Sets standards for work on historic properties recognized for their historical, architectural, or cultural value by local or state authorities.

Building Code regulations related to structural safety for California’s K-12 public schools, community colleges and state essential services facilities.

Resources on DSA's review of K-12 public schools and community colleges for compliance with the CALGreen Code and Energy Code.

Resources on the DSA review of K-12 public schools and community colleges for compliance with the CALGreen Code and Energy Code.

Collection of social security and taxpayer identification information on professional, material, and facility certification programs for the purpose of reviewing for tax delinquencies and child support orders.

Track every step of DSA's review and oversight of their construction project leading up to certification.