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Permits

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Permits

Salt Lake City’s streets and sidewalks are shared public spaces for everyone. If your project or activity could block access or create a safety concern, you might need a permit. This page walks you through what’s required and how to apply.

Public way permits

Apply for a permit to work in the public right-of-way, including streets, sidewalks, and driveways.
Traffic control permits

Apply for a permit to manage traffic, sidewalks, or bike lanes affected by construction.
Construction traffic management plan

Salt Lake City requires you to submit a plan for projects that affect streets, sidewalks, or bike lanes.
Dumpsters and moving containers

Learn what permits and barricades are required for dumpsters or moving containers.
Green vehicle parking permits

Free metered parking permits available for electric and hydrogen vehicles in Salt Lake City.
Parking meter permits

Apply for a permit when construction or events make parking meters unavailable.
Certificate of occupancy

Learn what’s reviewed during the transportation inspection for a certificate of occupancy.
Certified address request

Obtain a certified address required to connect utilities for new building construction.
Demolition permits

Before starting demolition, request an inspection to confirm safety and barricade requirements.
Resident parking permits

Apply for or renew a permit to park on residential streets in areas with limited public parking.

Design guides and standards

Standard documents used in Salt Lake City’s permitting process:

Contact us

Permits are managed by different City teams. Visit the specific permit page to find the right contact information.

Address: 349 S 200 E, Salt Lake City, UT 84111

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