In 2022, the California Supreme Court ruled that bees can be protected under the CESA. The court’s decision allows California to protect some of its most endangered pollinators, which can help the state’s ecosystems and farms. Bees and other pollinators are critical to promoting healthy ecosystems and strengthening biodiversity. They provide crucial pollination services that … Continued
Traffic signals and street maintenance of ramps and intersections along the freeway are under the jurisdiction of the State of California. Report any problems within those intersections to Caltrans at this link: Submit Customer Service Request or call this number: (909) 383-4631.
There are several departments working on various projects around the city with ongoing programs that serve to enrich and provide for the community. You can find a few of the current and past city development projects on this page under the Public Works Department.
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. A quick rundown of the necessary requirements applicants must provide are as follows: The Engineers Cost for all public improvements. A completed Construction and Street/Lane Closure Application. A list of … Continued
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.
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.
You can check the collection schedule map here.
There should be white and red signs posted along your street notifying you of the day your vehicle cannot be parked on the street. You may also check the schedule map here. Parking on the street during your designated street sweeping day can result in receiving a citation from the Montclair Police Department.
