Public Works Permits

Permits Public Works

Right-of-Way Permit

updated: Friday, April 27, 2012

Requirements
The city requires a permit for any work in the right-of-way. This includes work in the street, boulevard, and sidewalk. A permit is also required when a lane of traffic must be closed.

Public Right-of-Way Permit Application
Public Right-of-Way Requirements

Erosion Control Permit

updated: Friday, April 27, 2012

Federal regulations require cities to enforce provisions of the Clean Water Act. Storm water is rainwater and water from sprinklers that carry dirt, fertilizer and other pollutants onto streets and down into storm sewers. Unlike water in sanitary sewer systems, storm water drains directly and untreated into lakes, ponds and rivers where it compromises...

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High School Area Parking Permit

updated: Wednesday, May 02, 2012

On-street parking is restricted in the area of the high school. If you live in the identified restricted area you are allowed to receive up to 4 permits to park on-street. To be considered for a permit, residents need to submit an application and show proof of residence (i.e. driver’s license or utility bill). Public Works...

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Winter Parking Permit

updated: Thursday, December 29, 2011

Requirements

Households that do not have enough space to park at least two vehicles off the street, may apply for a parking permit if they meet one of these criteria:

The household has no garage or driveway (no permit fee, limit two permits per household)
The household has off-street parking for only one vehicle but owns two vehicles (no permit fee, limit one permit per household)
The household has off-street parking for only one vehicle but owns three or more vehicles (one free permit and $125 for one additional permit, limit two permits per household)
The household has off-street parking for two vehicles but owns three or more vehicles ($125 per permit, limit two permits per household)
The household requires the aid of a licensed caregiver and does not have off-street parking for the caregiver's vehicle ($25 for caregiver's permit; limit of one caregiver permit per household)

To have a permit application mailed to you, call (952) 924-2562 or click here for the permit.

Even if you have a parking permit, you must move your car to a plowed street on the second day of plowing. If you don’t dig out your car and move it to a plowed street, you can be ticketed and towed. When you move your car, don’t park too close to snow left behind by plows when they went around parked cars.

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Medical Needs Permit

updated: Friday, January 20, 2012

In special cases where residents have medical conditions, the City Code allows for issuance of a permit to restrict on-street public parking in-front of a residence. To be considered for a permit, residents need to submit an application form with letter from their doctor. Public Works staff evaluates the request and City Council...

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