What is the cost of a grading permit?
The cost varies by project and depends on the finalized set of grading plans that have completed the plan checking process with the Engineering Division in the Public Works Department.
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How can I obtain a grading permit?
To obtain a grading permit, submit a set of grading plans to the Engineering Department following the city guidelines and standards and pay the fees. When a set of grading plans passes the Engineering plan check process, they’ll be signed and approved by the City Engineer. Instructions on how to submit plans can be found … Continued
How much do grading plan checks cost?
Engineering Services pricing can be found on our Engineering Fee Schedule under “Plan Check Fee.” *The fees paid include checking all relevant supporting documents required to accompany a plan submittal. The fees assume that no more than three (3) plan checks will be necessary. Additional plan checks may require additional plan check fees to be … Continued
How do I cancel an open application for a Construction Permit that is still in the middle of processing?
Please contact the Engineering Department immediately if your project is put on hold or cancelled due to funding issues at (909) 625-9478.
What are the general requirements for an Encroachment/Construction Permit?
All necessary requirements and procedural information to apply for a construction permit with the Public Works Department is attached to the Construction Permit Application form (also known as an Encroachment Permit). A quick rundown of the necessary requirements applicants must provide are as follows: A completed Road Construction Permit and Street/Lane Closure Application. Use the … Continued
What are the city’s requirements to submit a grading plan check for review by Engineering?
The guidelines and application to submit an improvement plan or grading plan for plan check by the City Engineer can be found on this page. Turn around can vary between 4-8 weeks depending on the number of staff available.
Is boring in the streets allowed in the City of Montclair?
Boring into the ground is not permitted within the City of Montclair. Contractors performing construction work on the city sewers should have a CSLB Class A General Engineering license.
How can I get a Construction Permit?
Road Construction permit applications are only for work done on City property in the public right-of-way such as streets, sidewalks, driveway approaches, and curbs. The application can be downloaded or collected in-person from the Public Works Engineering Department. For construction work in residential homes and private businesses, contact Building and Planning at (909) 625-9477.
Can I apply for a permit online?
Most permits are acquired in-person and over the counter at Montclair City Hall. Applicable fees are paid in-person by check, cash, or credit card. Building and Planning Permits (walk-ins): 7am-9am and 4pm-5:30p Engineering and Transportation Permits (by appointment): 7am-6pm Finance Counter: 7am-6pm
I want to build a second driveway approach in front of my house. Is that allowed?
Construction in the public right-of-way needs to have permission from the City and reviewed an authorized inspector. A permit must be issued before any construction can begin. Contact the Engineering Division at (909) 625-9478.