Check facilities scope and franchise obligations first

The linked Ordinance 7462 defines facilities to include utility/service equipment but excludes individual private service connections and irrigation designed only for the parcel served. That exclusion is not proof that other City permits are unnecessary. Identify the actual operation before assuming every small ROW job requires $50,000.

For covered occupants, the ordinance calls for City-acceptable $50,000 performance/maintenance security valid during annual registration and separate insurance. It addresses franchise-specific requirements and treats a valid franchise as registration; that does not automatically waive work permission. Lapsed required bond/insurance can end registration.

Use the current portal and separate work-permit dates

The current City programme page directs companies to annual ROW registration and lists ROW permits, curb cuts and dumpster placement in its new online licensing/permitting portal. Ask the ROW coordinator which category and actual accepted security apply; the former public Temporary Use form URL no longer supplies a current application.

Purchase Now opens Propeller; the option displays no fixed amount or term. Have the City and issuer match the actual instrument, principal/City recipient, amount, facilities or other scope and dates, arrange authorized execution/accepted filing and obtain separate issued permission.

For covered facilities work, the linked ordinance calls for application at least fourteen calendar days before starting and permit periods no longer than sixty days without an approved extension. It normally assigns street/alley pavement-cut repairs to the City unless the Engineer authorizes the permit holder. Arrange the actual restoration/traffic/inspection plan and continuation/release, not an assumed sixty-day bond or universal cancellation date.