Street Occupancy

See below for information on the short-term use of the City’s Right-of-Way (ROW) by applicants through the issuance of various permits.

Use this form to calculate permit costs, and please include with all requests when submitting through E-Permits.

DOTI Street Occupancy Request Form(XLS, 776KB)
DOTI Street Occupancy Request Form(PDF, 410KB)

PLEASE NOTE: When applying upload this Street Occupancy Request Worksheet form.

ATTENTION:

Contractors who are issued a Street Cut Permit record shall be required to adhere to the following set of rules:

All street patch repairs (including those located in public alleys) restored with asphalt pavement (both temporary and final patches) or concrete pavement are required to be marked with Street Cut Pavement Repair Marker by the Permittee.

Note: A Street Occupancy Permit is always required in addition to the Street Cut or Construction Permit.

Street Cut Pavement Repair Markers Requirements(PDF, 240KB)

e-permits-how-to-row-2020.pdf(PDF, 2MB)

E-Permits

PLEASE NOTE: All submittals must upload DOTI Street Occupancy Request Worksheet and traffic plans.

All right-of way street cut, street occupancy and ROW construction permits must be submitted online through E-Permits.

Permits available to apply and pay online:

  • Street Occupancy and construction in the right of way
  • Addressing
  • Street Furniture (TCR)
  • Vending Cart

Special Event Closures

For street/alley closures related to special events (not construction), see the Special Events Planning Guide Section C: Events on Denver Streets.

Traffic Control Plans

City Approved Plans — Links to PDF forms; right-click to download.

Parking Meter Bagging

Applications to bag meters can be managed through the Online Meter Bagging Permit System.

 

Memos, Moratoriums and Announcements


ATTENTION: Contractors who are issued a Street Cut Permit record shall be required to adhere to the following set of rules:

All street patch repairs (including those located in public alleys) restored with asphalt pavement (both temporary and final patches) or concrete pavement are required to be marked with Street Cut Pavement Repair Marker by the Permittee.

Note: A Street Occupancy Permit is always required in addition to the Street Cut or Construction Permit.

You must attend a bi-weekly meeting and coordinate your closure with other contractors.

Downtown Coordination Meeting Notes — weekly list of work currently taking place in Downtown Denver.

Construction coordination meetings are held every other month.

Cherry Creek North Coordination Meeting Notes — list of work currently taking place

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