My permit has expired, will I need to repay the permit fee?

Yes, a permit is only valid for 90 days. After that time the permit does expire and you will need to apply for a new permit.

Where can I check the status of a permit application?

Permit status can be accessed anytime by logging into your account and clicking on "My Permits". This section of the website will provide you with a list of all permits you have submitted and their status.

I forgot my password, how can I get it reset?

On the login page there is a link called "Recover your password". Click on this link and enter your email address, a new temporary password will be emailed to you.

There is street work occurring on my street, how can I find out if they have a permit?

The website has a section where the public can view all of the active permits in the city at any time. Look for the link on the site homepage called "Search Permits".

I am ready for an inspector to inspect my job site, how do I request an inspection?

Login to the account the permit was submitted from and click on the link "Request Inspection". You will be asked to provide the permit number and the date you wish the inspection to occur on.

What are the steps in the permit application process?

Look for the link on the site homepage called "Application Process". This will take you to a detailed description of the application process.

Why do coring permits only require the $35 administration fee?

The City would like to provide an incentive to contractors to begin utilizing this technology. For more information, click on the "City Approved Coring Technology" link under the "Related Links" section of the website.