FAQ Topic: Engineering

What is the process for Street, Storm Drain, or Sewer improvement plan checks?

First, contact the Engineering Department to inform staff that you intend to hand deliver a new submittal and schedule an appointment. Fees will be calculated based on the Engineering Department Fee Schedule (download). Payment is required in-person at the time of submission. Only cash, checks, and VISA or MasterCard are accepted. Fill out a plan … Continued

Can I park a commercial truck on the street overnight?

Municipal Code 8.6.090 restricts parking for commercial vehicles, trailer, and commercial equipment with a gross weight rating of 10,000 pounds or more in R-1 (Residential), R-2 (Two-family Residential), R-3 (Multifamily Residential) zones with a few exceptions. It is unlawful for any person to park or store any commercial motor vehicle having a manufacturer’s gross vehicle weight rating … Continued

Can I use one transportation permit to cover multiple trucks?

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.

How much do encroachment/construction permits cost?

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.

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

A traffic signal at the I-10 freeway is faulty, how do I report it?

Traffic signals and street maintenance of ramps and intersections along the I-10 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.

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

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