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Permit Extensions! To extend a permit, submit a new request with the latest approved stamped permit. Indicate the required extension dates in the attachment description. After three extensions, a new filled-out and signed DS-269 form is required.
Important! Please note that it can take about 15 business days to process new Traffic Control Permits or extension requests for existing permits. Please plan accordingly.
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. A traffic control permit is also required to install 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.
Plan Your Project
What You Should Know
- View a
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.
Apply for a Permit
Step 1
Step 2
Read the requirements for PDF file uploads.
Not following the PDF requirements will delay project review and approval.
Step 3
Download and complete:
- Traffic Control Plan/Permit Form (DS-269)
- Project Contacts Information (DS-345)
- Submit a Traffic Control Plan.
- Noise Permit may be required.
Step 4
Your PDF documents MUST meet our upload requirements. See Step 2 for more info.
Step 5
You will be required to upload the completed documents from Step 3. Submitting without all the requirements will result in delays.
Additional Resources
- 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
- Multiple Location List