No. One transportation permit is valid for one truck; meaning it only covers a single vehicle traveling from one origin to one destination in a single journey (multiple trips for annual use permits). The use of one permit for multiple trucks is prohibited and may result in a citation.
Construction permit pricing for projects that affect the public right-of-way, such as utilities running along the street, can be found on page 2 of our Engineering Fee Schedule. If the inspector needs to reissue a permit before or after it expires, additional fees will be required.
Please contact the department you received the permit from immediately to notify them of the change and follow their instructions.
Please contact the Engineering Department immediately if your project is put on hold or cancelled due to funding issues at (909) 625-9478.
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
You can view the terms and permit conditions at this link: Transportation and Oversized Load Permit Conditions
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.
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
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.
Alterations of residential and commercial driveway approaches in the public right-of-way require a Construction permit. Fees will vary. Download a form and follow the instructions. You may email or hand deliver the form in-person to the Public Works Engineering Counter located at City Hall. Allow 10 days for processing. You will be contacted by staff … Continued
