How do I apply for a Lane Closure Permit?
Partial and full street closures are reviewed, processed, and approved through Development Services Land Development & Transportation Division at City Hall. See below for application.
If a lane closure permit does not accompany an encroachment permit, then insurance will need to be provided when the application is submitted.
Permit applications must be submitted online via the CSS Portal.
What is needed for a lane closure permit?
A completed application form and a traffic control plan will need to be submitted and approved whenever any traffic lane is to be affected.
- Sidewalk closures are also considered a street closure and will need to be reviewed.
Manuals allowed for typical traffic control: WATCH Book (Work Area Traffic Control Handbook) or MUTCD (Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices) CATTCH (California Temporary Traffic Control Handbook).
What are the costs?
Partial Street Closure Permit Fee: $410.00 plus inspection time.
Full Street Closure Permit Fee: $330.00 plus inspection time.
Temporary Street/Lane Closure Permit Application