Identify the restoration party and actual security

The application asks whether restoration will be performed by the applicant or the City and records the affected surfaces. Confirm that assignment rather than assuming the City restores everything. The permit requirements set at least $5,000 security and allow the DPW Director to require more for exposure to public installations within or adjacent to the work.

The City's current Public Works forms section links a licence/permit bond and insurance example. The example names the City and separates bond from liability coverage, but its dated power of attorney and example insurance periods are not your current documents. Have DPW and the issuer confirm the accepted form, work classification, principal, actual amount, coverage and dates.

Obtain DPW approval before mobilization and final materials

Purchase Now opens Propeller. The option displays no fixed amount or term. Arrange the required execution and City-accepted filing, current insurance and actual permit signed by the DPW Director. The linked example's continuation and notice language does not establish an annually supplied term or automatic restoration release.

Submit detailed work and traffic plans, including pedestrian/bicycle effects and closure duration. The packet requires advance mobilization notice—seven days unless the City grants the emergency arrangement—and 24-hour notice before final concrete, asphalt or permanent installation, with preparation inspected before final materials.

Permanent above-ground installations have additional Planner/DPW review and supporting need/alternative information. Obtain the permissions for your actual activity, complete the assigned restoration and ask DPW for inspection and security-release directions. Issued security does not replace that permit decision.