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Traffic Control Permit
Traffic Control permits are required for all public improvement projects, construction projects or other work encroaching into the public right-of-way, including the sidewalks, parking spaces, medians, alleys and streets. The traffic control permit is also required for installing a temporary dumpster in the public right-of-way.
This permit allows for the temporary use of a street, sidewalk or parking lane for business.
What you should know
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SAMPLE No Parking Sign. - A Noise Permit is required for work on evenings, holidays and Sundays
Fees
- Traffic Control Permit – Fees depend upon the scope of work ( Information Bulletin 177)
- Traffic control permit fee for dumpsters ( Information Bulletin 177)
Exemptions
No exemptions. Permits may be revoked or denied by the City Engineer for violations.
Inspections
All permits are subject to City inspections.
Step 1
Step 2
Download and complete:
- Traffic Control Plan/Permit Form (DS-269)
- Submit a Traffic Control Plan
- Noise Permit may be required.
Step 3
Apply for the permit. You will be required to upload the completed documents from Step 2.
Please continue if you are applying for the temporary use of a street, sidewalk or parking lane.
You do NOT need to apply for a permit to conduct business outdoors on private property, including privately-owned parking lots.
Does your proposal include the use of a platform?
NOTE: Platforms are NOT required to conduct business outdoors.
Do you have a Right-of-Way permit for the use of a platform?
If No, you will be directed to the Right-of-Way permit page. A Right-of-Way permit must be obtained before applying for a Temporary Outdoor Business Operation Permit. A Right-of-Way permit costs on average about $2,000. A Temporary Outdoor Business Operation Permit without a platform is free.
- Traffic Control Plan/Permit Form (DS-269)
- SAMPLE No Parking Sign
- Information Bulletin 177 - How to Obtain a Public Right-of-Way Permit for Traffic Control
- Dumpster Placement Criteria - Requirements for placing a dumpster in a Public Right-of-Way
- Typical Dumpster Layout