The Right of Way Division, part of Capital Projects and Development Engineering, manages permits for construction within the city’s ROW. A city right of way is land owned or controlled by the city, including roadways, streets, sidewalks, alleys, and easements. Private companies may use these areas for utilities, but public needs take priority.

ROW Work Requirements

Every contractor or homeowner must know the laws for their construction project. Violating these rules can lead to penalties. No work is allowed on weekends or between 6:00 pm and 7:00 am on weekdays, unless approved by the City Engineer or in an emergency.

Permits and Fees

ROW permit fees depend on the type of work. For detailed fee info, view the links to the municipal ordinances. All permit applications must be submitted via the eBuilder software.

Fee DescriptionFeeTechnology Fee
Right of Way (ROW) Permit Fee$260.00$10.00
Right of Way (ROW) Re-inspection Fee$50.00$10.00
Right of Way (ROW) No Permit Fee (Per Day)$500.00$10.00

ROW Related Ordinances

Every contractor or homeowner must know the laws for their construction project. Violating these rules can lead to penalties. No work is allowed on weekends or between 6:00 pm and 7:00 am on weekdays, unless approved by the City Engineer or in an emergency.

e-builder new User Request

Please complete the e-Builder New User Request form. Once the information has been processed, we will create a user account and an email will be sent with login instructions. 

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