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The Department of Public Works uses several methods to coordinate street excavation, utility work, paving and other construction projects in the public right of way in order to minimize the impact of construction on our streets and in our neighborhoods.
Utility and Paving Five-Year Plan Maps & Reports
The Utility Excavation and Paving Five Year Plan is a data system that shows major projects proposed by various utility agencies and the City and is used to plan and coordinate major capital improvement projects. Please Note: These reports and maps are for planning purposes only and are subject to change without notice.
- Five-Year Plan (PDF)
- Proposed Paving (PDF)
- Streets Under Excavation Moratorium (PDF)
- Five-Year Plan Map (PDF) - October 2009
- Five-Year Plan Map - Proposed Paving (PDF) - October 2009
Important Resources for Coordinating Street Construction
Five-Year Plan System for Excavators- The Five-Year Plan database is used for tracking, planning and coordinating all of the projects.
CULCOP Monthly Meeting Minutes -Monthly CULCOP (Committee for Utility Liaison on Construction and Other Projects) meetings are held for discussion and coordination of projects.
NOI Mailing List- Notice of Intent letters are used to notify utilities and city agencies of upcoming projects.
DPW Order 176,707 (PDF)- Any person excavating in the Public Right-of-Way must obtain an excavation permit and comply with Orders and Regulations of the Department of Public Works (DPW). This Order contains all the regulations and requirements from the DPW Code.
Excavation Code - Article 2.4 of the Public Works Code- The excavation code regulates construction and paving in our streets.
Active Permits in the Public Right of Way- Check out this easy-to-use database to find information about all the active permits by street. Plug in your street and see comes up!
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