City of San Ramon pre-approved ADU plans
The pre-approved ADU plans City of San Ramon publishes, copied as published, with a link to the official page and the date A-du last checked it.
Official page: https://sanramon.ca.gov/our_city/departments_and_divisions/community_development/planning_services/city_permit_ready_adu_plans (A-du last checked it October 29, 2026).
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.
The plans
Plan 1
- Bedrooms:
- 1
- Bathrooms:
- 1
- Designer:
- RRM Design Group
- Status:
- No status label on the agency page
- Code cycle:
- 2025 California codes
The agency page says: “The City Permit-Ready ADU Plans cannot be revised and must be permitted as designed.”
Agency page for this planSee it on A-du Build
Listed on the agency page when A-du checked it on October 29, 2026.
Plan 2
- Bedrooms:
- 1
- Bathrooms:
- 1
- Designer:
- RRM Design Group
- Status:
- No status label on the agency page
- Code cycle:
- 2025 California codes
The agency page says: “The City Permit-Ready ADU Plans cannot be revised and must be permitted as designed.”
Title sheet project scope says 627 SF; its area table says 625 SF conditioned.
Plan 3
- Bedrooms:
- 1
- Bathrooms:
- 1
- Designer:
- RRM Design Group
- Status:
- No status label on the agency page
- Code cycle:
- 2025 California codes
The agency page says: “The City Permit-Ready ADU Plans cannot be revised and must be permitted as designed.”
Title sheet project scope says 708 SF; its area table says 720 SF conditioned. The city page range (560 to 708 SF) matches the scope.
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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