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Mountain View vs Sunnyvale

How do elevator maintenance rules compare between Mountain View, CA and Sunnyvale, CA?

Mountain View and Sunnyvale have similar restriction levels.

Mountain View, CA

Santa Clara County

Heavy Restrictions

Elevators in Mountain View must be inspected and permitted by the California Division of Occupational Safety and Health (Cal/OSHA) Elevator Unit, with annual permits and regular maintenance required.

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Sunnyvale, CA

Santa Clara County

Heavy Restrictions

Elevators in Sunnyvale are regulated by Cal/OSHA Division of Occupational Safety and Health Elevator Unit. Annual permits and inspections are required under Labor Code 7300-7324.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactMountain ViewSunnyvale
RegulatorCal/OSHA Elevator UnitCal/OSHA DOSH
PermitAnnual, displayed in cabAnnual Permit to Operate
LawLabor Code 7300-7324-
MaintenanceLicensed contractor-
Non-complianceRed tag until fixed-
State Law-Labor Code 7300-7324
Posted Cab-Required
New Install-City plus DOSH

Highlighted rows indicate differences between cities.

Mountain View FAQ

Who regulates elevators in Mountain View?

The California Cal/OSHA Elevator Unit, not the city. Owners need annual permits and maintenance by licensed contractors.

What happens if my elevator fails inspection?

Cal/OSHA can red-tag the elevator, requiring repairs and reinspection before it can return to service.

Sunnyvale FAQ

Who enforces this in Sunnyvale?

Sunnyvale at (408) 730-7500 handles most complaints.

Who enforces this in Sunnyvale?

Sunnyvale at (408) 730-7500 handles most complaints.

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