Companies, residents and others may obtain Temporary Occupancy and Parking Permits required for the short term private use of public space in Washington, DC. Permits may be for metered/non-metered curbside parking for moving trucks or containers, a construction staging area, a block party, a parade, etc. Click here for a full list of events.
This option allows you to schedule/reschedule or cancel an inspection for deposit refund for an issued or expired construction permit.
Schedule/reschedule/cancel a Development Plan Review meeting for your construction work at different design completion level (0% to 100%)
Companies, residents or others may obtain a permit for work within the District’s public space. Work may include paving constructing a fence or wall, installing or removing a bench, tree or overhead wires, excavating for utility line or sheeting & shoring installation, etc. Click here for a complete list.
For businesses, companies or others who wish to apply for a permit to rent public space, or use public space for commercial purposes on an annual basis. This includes Valet permit, Farmers Market, Intercity Bus, Commuter Bus, Shuttle Service, Sightseeing Bus and Tour Bus etc. Click here for complete list.
For utility companies to generate and submit invoices for aerial, surface and sub-surface conduits / facilities occupying public space.
Here you can add/edit a Project designation for your work in public space. Once added, you can associate construction and occupancy permit applications with this Project (Occupancy permit enhancement coming in October, 2017). This will provide greater transparency, better reporting and search functionalities.
To apply for annual and single haul truck tag, annual and one day loading zone permit and decal.The commercial vehicle loading zone permit grants the right to use curbside loading zone spaces (for up to two hours, during the specified hours of operation for each zone) and the tags grant rights to make trips in, out, or in and out of the District.
A tree within the District of Columbia that has a minimum circumference of 44 inches is defined as a special tree and requires a permit for removal. If the tree is in private property, you must apply here. If it is on public space (between curb and sidewalk) use construction permit instead. View Special/Heritage Tree Permit Reports.
Authorized utility companies and others may apply for an Emergency Work Request. This request does not generate a permit, but the required permits can be applied for directly from the submitted request.
