Most applications may be submitted online through the Citizen Self Service (CSS) Portal and are processed during regular business hours in the order received.
Use this application if you are planning a block party or need to temporarily close a city street. Applications must be submitted at least five working days before the event.
Use this application to request parking arrangements for businesses, customers, visitors, or other approved uses in the Downtown area.
Use this permit when you need to perform work or place items within the public right-of-way, such as a street, sidewalk, or other City property.
Use this form to request a test of water pressure and flow from a local fire hydrant. The results may be used for fire sprinkler design, building permits, system sizing, insurance requirements, or utility coordination.
Use this application when proposing new development, a change in land use, or other changes to a property that require City review and approval.
Use this application to request a parking permit. Applicants may be required to provide identification, vehicle information, proof of residency, and payment of applicable fees.
Use this form when submitting construction or remodeling plans for City review. The City uses the plan check process to review plans for applicable codes, requirements, and safety standards.
Use this application when draining a swimming pool. The permit helps ensure pool water is discharged safely and in accordance with City requirements.
Use this form to request City records related to a property or public infrastructure, such as permits, plans, inspection records, easements, or utility and street information.
These procedures provide information on how to access a sewer cleanout when service or maintenance is needed.
Use this application to apply for a permit to operate a street vending business in the City of Upland. Food vendors may have additional health and food-safety requirements.
Use this application when construction, utility work, special events, or other activities require a temporary closure or restriction of a public street, lane, sidewalk, or other right-of-way.
A Waste Management Plan may be required for certain demolition, renovation, remodeling, addition, or new construction projects. The plan identifies how construction and demolition materials will be handled.
These requirements provide information about permits needed for construction work on private property or within the public right-of-way. Projects such as new construction, structural changes, and certain electrical, plumbing, HVAC, pool, or fence work may require permits.
Use this information sheet when work involves the driveway connection between private property and a public street. It helps ensure the driveway meets City requirements for safety, drainage, dimensions, and access.
Use this information sheet for the private sewer pipe that connects a property to the public sewer system. It provides information needed for applicable construction, remodeling, or property-related projects.
Use these guidelines when preparing plans and supporting documents for City review. They explain the minimum information needed to help ensure a complete submittal and avoid unnecessary delays.
Use this form when additional information is needed for a specific permit or project that is not covered by the standard application.
The Water Specification Book provides requirements for materials, installation methods, and construction standards for water-related improvements and utility work.