1. Pre-compliance judicial review shall be sought at least ten calendar days before the inspection date provided on the inspection notice in any Court of competent jurisdiction located in the City of Los Angeles.
2. A person seeking pre-compliance judicial review of an inspection notice shall follow the applicable rules of court, including, but not limited to, the time for providing notice to the Department and content and service of the notice.
D. Inspection Warrant.
1. If consent to conduct an inspection is refused or cannot be obtained, the General Manager shall secure entry to inspect the premises by getting an inspection warrant under California Code of Civil Procedure Sections 1822.50 through 1822.57.
2. Notice that an inspection warrant has been obtained shall be served by the General Manager on the property owner/landlord or tenant at least five calendar days before the warrant is set to be executed, unless the judge finds that immediate execution is reasonably necessary in the circumstances shown.
3. The notice that an inspection warrant has been issued shall include the name of the judicial officer who issued the warrant and the officer’s address or department.
4. Before the date the warrant is set to be executed, the property owner/landlord or tenant may seek judicial review of the inspection warrant before the judicial officer who issued the warrant.