City of Azusa pre-approved ADU plans
The pre-approved ADU plans City of Azusa publishes, copied as published, with a link to the official page and the date A-du last checked it.
Pre-approved ADU plans
City of Azusa
3 plans in the index
A-du last checked the official page on November 2, 2026.
The plans
A-du is not affiliated with HCD or any city or county. This page copies what each agency publishes about its pre-approved ADU plans and links to the official page. Check the agency's page before you rely on anything here. Nothing on this page is legal advice.
Each plan as the agency publishes it
The details below are copied from the agency’s own pages, field by field, with the date A-du last checked each plan.
1,000 SF / Aligcus Construction (Picture B)
- Description:
- 1,000 SF ADU (Three Bed/Two Bath)
- Bedrooms:
- Three
- Bathrooms:
- Two
- Designer:
- Aligcus Construction
- Status:
- No status label on the agency page
Listed on the agency page when A-du checked it on November 2, 2026.
1,000 SF / Aligcus Construction (Picture C)
- Description:
- 1,000 SF ADU (Three Bed/Two Bath)
- Bedrooms:
- Three
- Bathrooms:
- Two
- Designer:
- Aligcus Construction
- Status:
- No status label on the agency page
Listed on the agency page when A-du checked it on November 2, 2026.
800 SF / Aligcus Construction
- Description:
- 800 SF ADU (Two Bed/Two Bath)
- Bedrooms:
- Two
- Bathrooms:
- Two
- Designer:
- Aligcus Construction
- Status:
- No status label on the agency page
Listed on the agency page when A-du checked it on November 2, 2026.
Getting a plan permitted
A pre-approved plan still needs a building permit for your lot. For free plans published by a California city or county, you can request an optional flat-fee service, Permitting by Chris Koss, AIA. Chris Koss, AIA, a California-licensed architect who owns A-du, provides this permitting service personally under a separate written agreement with you (the Permitting Services Agreement). It is not performed by A-du, and A-du takes no part of his fee. You can always take a free plan straight to your building department instead. Open any plan on A-du Build to see what applies to it.
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