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280 Broadway, 3rd Floor THE SIGN MUST BE PLACED AT A HEIGHT OF 7 TO 10 FEET AND STATE THE STREET TO BE CLOSED AND THE DATES AND TIMES OF THE CLOSURE. THE VMS BOARD MUST STATE THE STREET TO BE CLOSED AND THE DATES AND TIMES OF SUCH CLOSURE. Any definitions found in existing federal, state or city laws, rules and regulations take precedence as the official and legal definitions. As shown in the screen image, the pop-up for the "NYC DOT 10 year Capital Plan" layer features a project ID, title, and the fiscal year for which the project is planned, whereas the pop-up for "NYC DOT Protected Streets" includes street name and the date to which protected status extends. DURING THESE CLOSURES ALL CONSTRUCTION EMBARGOS AND/OR TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION PARKING RESTRICTIONS MUST BE COMPLIED WITH. Sidewalk Construction Permits are generally taken out by entities that need to perform work on sidewalks, including developers, contractors, and private homeowners (for sidewalk repairs and only if performing the work themselves). A hold is a "do not release" order that can be placed on permits or permittees to prevent the permit from being processed. Office hours: 8:30 AM-3:30 PM. Listed on the following page are the most commonly requested Street Opening Permit types which may be used when completing an application. Street resurfacing in progress. PERMITTEE/SPONSORING AGENCY REQUIRED TO POST ADVISORY SIGNS ON THE SEGMENT AFFECTED MIN 48-HRS PRIOR TO CHANGING EXISTING SIGNS. Applicants must first submit an Emergency Authorization Number Form. BROOKLYN BRIDGE CONTRACT 6 WILL REQUIRE NUMEROUS OVERNIGHT AND WEEKEND CLOSURES OF INBOUND VEHICULAR TRAFFIC. WORK 10 AM - 7 PM, MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY. Long Island City, NY 11101 WORK MAY OCCUR FOR MSO ONLY FROM 7PM FRIDAY TO 6:00AM MONDAY, 24 HRS A DAY. New York State Code of Rules and Regulations, Laws of New York(use this webpage to search for the below laws), Administrative Code of the City of New York, Zoning Resolution of the City of New York, American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO), Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE), National Association of City Transportation Officials (NACTO), NYC Department of Design and Construction, NYC Department of Environmental Protection, NYC Mayor's Office for People with Disabilities, NYS Department of Environmental Conservation, Downtown Brooklyn Traffic Calming Study (NYC DOT: 2004), Project Development & Design Guide (Massachusetts Highway Department: 2006) [PDF], San Francisco Better Streets PlanDraft for Public Review (City and County of San Francisco: June 2008), Smart Transportation Guidebook: Planning and Designing Highways and Streets that Support Sustainable and Livable Communities (New Jersey DOT/Pennsylvania DOT: 2008) [PDF], Parks, Plants, and People: Beautifying the Urban Landscape (Lynden B. 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New York, NY 10007-1216 Any given permit or permittee may be subject to one or more holds. NO WORK CAN OCCUR WITHIN 2 BLOCKS OF AN ACTIVELY OPERATING NYCDDC SITE. By accessing this map portal, a utility company or any other entity that performs street excavation work can find details on NYC DOT projects included in the city's 10-year Capital Budget, as well as more imminent NYC DOT and New York City Department of Environmental Protection capital projects currently in design or under construction. DURING CLOSURE SCA MUST SUPERVISE FLAGERS AT EACH INTERSECTION APPROCHING THE WALKWAY CLOSURE DIRECTING PEDESTRIAN TO OPPOSITE SIDEWALK VIA CROSSWALK. NYC DOT hosts borough-level meetings to discuss the scheduling of upcoming resurfacing projects with utility companies and other potential street excavators. Staten Island, NY 10301 A separate permit is required for each street opening activity. WORK 7 PM - 6 AM WEEKNIGHTS, NO WEEKENDS. At the HIQA borough office, applicants will be given a Canopy Authorization Application (. To this end, this chapter discusses existing mechanisms that help inform utility companies and other potentialstreet excavatorsof impending NYC DOT work, including how to access information on NYC DOT's planned capital projects, weekly street resurfacing schedules, "protected street"*information and other data that can help to facilitate effective communication regarding street work. APPLICANT SHALL NOT PLACE CONTAINER IN A WAY THAT CONFLICTS WITH OTHER PERMITTED CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES ON THE SAME BLOCK.PERMITTEE MAY BE REQUIRED TO REMOVE CONTAINER IMMEDIATELY UPON NOTIFICATION BY NYCDOT OR AUTHORIZED GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE. It provides both a thorough update to the guidance in previous iterations and a number of important additions: a new chapter on public programming in streets and public spaces; a host of new entries throughout the Process, Geometry, Furniture, and Landscape chapters; and substantially expanded coverage of several key topics, including bike lanes, inclusive design, and landscape selection and management. This number should be kept confidential and only used to apply for NYC DOT permits. Further information on insurance and bonds is available in Chapter 3 Permits and Approvals and in Section 2-02(a) of the Highway Rules. The way street work is executed impacts vehicular and pedestrian movement, the useful life of the street surface, and the experience of the street as a public space. PRIOR TO BEGINNING ANY WORK, TO ENSURE THAT YOU RESTORE IN-KIND, YOU MUST CONTACT THE NYC TRAFFIC PLANNING DIVISION TO OBTAIN THE CONSTRUCTION AND MARKING PLANS FOR SPEED REDUCER INSTALLATION AND ANY SIGNAGE ASSOCIATED WITH THE REDUCER. Fax: 718-556-7305, The Bronx BEFORE WORK, MUST COORDINATE AND OBTAIN APPROVAL FROM NYSDOT 9A EIC. PERMITTEE MUST NOTIFY SCHOOL PRINCIPAL IN WRITING 48 HOURS PRIOR TO BEGINNING ANY WORK. This category of permits applies to authorizations and permits required to place a canopy* over the sidewalk. Other requirements may apply to the movement of cranes within city limits, such as daily or annual over-dimensional travel permit(s) as issued by NYC DOT. Your permit(s) must be reviewed and released by the OCMC Office. Signs must be conspicuously displayed and face the nearest curb line. THIS STIP IS USED FOR WORK THAT FALLS BETWEEN LANES AND REQUIRES THE CONTRACTOR TO RESTORE THE ROADWAY FROM 1' PAST THEIR RESTORATION TO THE NEAREST CURB FOR THE LENGTH OF THEIR WORK. PERMITTEE SHALL NOT MOVE, DAMAGE OR DISRUPT THE OPERATION OF THE STATION. Copies of incorporation papers, licenses, and business certificate or filing receipt filed with the state of New York. Public can search for location and status of active construction permits using a friendly map based NYCStreets interface. 2016 CT.gov | Connecticut's Official State Website, regular The form must be completed and faxed to NYC DOTs Emergency Authorization Unit (EAU), which will confirm that the applicant's insurance is current and that the location requires an EAN. 1932 Arthur Avenue, 5th Floor PHONE # 718-422-8700 FAX # 718-422-8710. THIS EXECPTION DOES NOT APPLY IF STIPULATION 014 IS ALSO APPLIED TO THIS PERMIT. FULL CURB LANE RESTORATION WOULD BE REQUIRED FOR 8' WIDTH OF CURB LANE AND THE LENGTH OF ALL CUTS PLUS ANY LL14 CUTBACKS. Fax: 718-596-2609, Central Office All other inquiries: (718) 222-7207 PAVEMENT MUST BE RESTORED IN KIND. Interpreting Parking or Traffic Sign or Regulation Locate Parking Signs on Specific Streets Parking Sign Fact Sheet Parking in a School Zone Parking Rules School Bus Parking WORK ALSO ALLOWED 10 AM TO 6 PM SATURDAY. When utility company representatives mark a location, they use colored flags and/or paint to identify the type of underground service: Streets can hide a complex infrastructure of underground utilities. 1400 Williamsbridge Road, 1st floor MAINTAIN 5' SIDEWALK AT ALL TIMES. Only one Emergency Street Opening Permit Number is required for a specific work location. 30-30 Thomson Avenue, 4th Floor AS COORDINATED WITH COMMUNITY BOARD, CON ED. A sidewalk is the portion of a street, intended for the use of pedestrians, between the roadway and adjacent property lines. Permanent RestorationUpon completion of work in a street, permittees are required to restore all street openings/excavations in accordance with the Highway Rules, Section 2-11(e) including, but not limited to, the following required restoration elements: Temporary RestorationIf street opening/excavation work remains unfinished at the end of the day, the permittee must perform temporary repairs in accordance with the Highway Rules, Section 2-11(e) including, but not limited to the following requirements: Street restoration following utility work, 18th Street and Irving Place, Manhattan. The instructions below apply to corporations, partnerships, joint ventures and individuals. TO FRI. OTHER TIMES OCCUPY 11 FEET ADJACENT TO SOUTH CURB ONLY. OCCUPY 15 FEET OF E/S CURB LANE. NO WORK IS TO BE PERFORMED WITHIN A BLOCK FRONTING A SCHOOL INCLUDING INTERSECTIONS FOR ONE HOUR PRIOR TO SCHOOL START TIME THROUGH ONE HOUR AFTER END OF SCHOOL TIME. Staten Island, NY 10301 MAINTAIN 5 FEET FOR PEDS ON SIDEWALKS 15 FEET OR MORE IN WIDTH. 2 HOURS BEFORE UNTIL 2 HOURS AFTER ALL YANKEE HOME GAMES ALL MOVEMENTS INTO AND OUT OF THE SITE ARE RESTRICTED ALONG EXTERIOR STREET. CNRRES-RESTORE AS PER SKETCH #6 OF DOT'S PROTECTED STREET RESTORAITON REQ'MENTS. THIS SEGMENT IS PARTIALLY DESIGNATED LANDMARK. Customer Service: (718) 816-2300, The Bronx To request authorization for the installation of a canopy, an applicant must initiate the process at the HIQA office in the borough where the proposed canopy will be located. The city has master revocable consent agreements with electric utility companies that allow them to occupy and use city property for transformer vaults. The minimum slope, calculated on a line perpendicular to the curb, must be 1" in 5', and the maximum is limited to 3" in 5'. In order to apply for an embargo waiver, a Request for Roadway/Sidewalk Permits during Embargo Periods form must be submitted for review and consideration to the Permit Office. If there is a hold during the processing of the permit, the applicant is notified of the type of hold and the steps to take to release the hold. NYC DOT is working to enhance the coordination of major planned work that impacts the streets with utility companies and other entities that perform street excavations. CANNOT WORK WHEN GOWANUS EXPRESSWAY HAS MORE THAN 1 LANE CLOSED SOUTHBOUND. A table showing the agencies that must be contacted prior to applying for certain NYC DOT permit types can be found in, If the applicant intends to work on a contract that has been awarded by a government agency or authority, the applicant must bring a copy of the contract, Order on Letter, Notice to Proceed or a Letter of Authorization. Download a PDF of theGlossary and Appendicesfor offline access to the Resources section. IN AREAS WHERE A FENCE/BARRICADE USAGE IS PERMITTED THE FENCE/BARRICADE CANNOT OBSTRUCT, RESTRICT OR COMPROMISE THE SIGHT LINES OF PERDESTRIAN/VEHICULAR INTERFACE. MUST TINT CONCRETE TO MATCH ASPHALT. (718) 222-7307 If the existing sidewalk is the structural roof of a vault or other opening, a DOB-approved plan for the restoration of the sidewalk, must be submitted as part of the application process. Concrete (CON) hold All permits issued to work on concrete portions of the roadway are automatically placed on hold until a HIQA inspector performs an inspection of the work site to establish existing conditions before work begins. (212) 839-2410 If a contractor is being used, the contractor must be registered with NYC DOT and must take out the permit. REQUIRES BUREAU OF BRIDGES APPROVAL PRIOR TO WORK. Chapter 3 describes different types of construction-related permits issued by NYC DOT and outlines the application processes for each permit type. A CRIA statement is required if the closure is expected to last for more than 180 consecutive calendar days, as set forth inSection 2-16 of the Highway Rules. NYC DOT project locations, protected streets, and other maps are available online at the Department of Information Technology & Telecommunications (DoITT) NYCityMap website and the DOTMap portal. All public and private actions must comply with all applicable laws, rules, and regulations, not solely those listed below. IF LOCATION IS IN SCHOOL ZONE AS SPECIFIED IN SCHOOL STIPULATION, MAY ONLY WORK 9 AM TO 2 PM MON TO FRI WHEN SCHOOL IS IN SESSION (083 STIPULATION). See Section 3.5.1 Holds for more information. (212) 839-2399 PRIOR TO BEGINING ANY WORK, YOU MUST CONTACT THE NYC TRAFFIC PLANNING DIVISION TO OBTAIN THE CONSTRUCTION AND MARKING PLANS FOR SPEED REDUCER INSTALLATION AND ANY SIGNAGE ASSOCIATED WITH THE REDUCER. Full Closure Review (FCR) hold An FCR hold is automatically placed on the 90th consecutive calendar day of any full street closure. COMPLY WITH DOT STANDARD #H1042C. Transformer vaults are typically installed, owned and maintained by an electric utility company. BACKFILL/COMPACT IN 12 INCH LIFTS. The full list of rules and regulations is contained in the Highway Rules, Sections 2-02 and 2-04, and should be consulted before any work is performed on the street. DOT's preference is that there is no split in Pedestrian Flow. SECTION 24-224 ADMINISTRATIVE CODE VARIANCE GRANTED FOR HOURS AND DAYS STIPULATED HEREIN. DOTs lighting-levels and uniformity guidelines are based on those established by the IES Roadway Lighting standard RP-8-14 (or more stringent where needed). MAXIMUM OF 11 FEET OF ROADWAY MAY REMAIN CLOSED AFTER WORKING HOURS ONLY FOR CONCRTETE CURING. Permeable Interlocking Concrete Paver (PICP), Provides space for walking, the most widely used mode of travel in New York City, Creates linkages to transit and connects neighborhood destinations, Facilitates straight and unobstructed pedestrian movement, free of vehicle conflicts except at intersections and driveways, With adequate width, can provide space for staying activities such as relaxing, shopping, eating, and socializing, Coordinate streetscape/utility work to minimize street cuts, On both sides of all streets that are 22 feet wide or wider. With advance notice of NYC DOT's intent to work in a particular location, utility companies and other potential street excavators are better able to make arrangements to minimize potential conflicts or to leverage the opportunity to perform their work before resurfacing or reconstruction is complete. WORK HOURS ARE 7 AM - 8 PM MON-FRI AND 9 AM - 6 PM SAT. Tel: 718-556-7240 Weekly Milling and Resurfacing and Concrete Repair SchedulesNYC DOT weekly milling and resurfacing schedules are available online. Special Treatment Projects (STP) hold Any permits issued to work in areas that have a special treatment such as Times Square, Madison Square, Herald Square and other pedestrian plaza areas are automatically placed on hold. Fax: (212) 361-1900, Queens Please note all fields marked with an asterisk (*) on application must be completed. Canopy authorizations and permits are required to place a canopy over the sidewalk. To request release of a CAN hold, the applicant must contact the HIQA borough office in the borough in which the canopy is installed to arrange for a final inspection following canopy installation. The screen image below displays the "NYC DOT 10 year Capital Plan" projects in green and protected streets in blue. OCCUPY 8 FOOT WIDTH OF ROADWAY ADJACENT TO NORTH CURB LINE, OCCUPY 8 FOOT WIDTH OF ROADWAY ADJACENT TO SOUTH CURB LINE, OCCUPY 8 FOOT WIDTH OF ROADWAY ADJACENT TO EAST CURB LINE, OCCUPY 8 FOOT WIDTH OF ROADWAY ADJACENT TO WEST CURB LINE, OCCUPY 11 FOOT WIDTH OF ROADWAY ADJACENT TO NORTH CURB LINE, OCCUPY 11 FOOT WIDTH OF ROADWAY ADJACENT TO SOUTH CURB LINE, OCCUPY 11 FOOT WIDTH OF ROADWAY ADJACENT TO EAST CURB LINE, OCCUPY 11 FOOT WIDTH OF ROADWAY ADJACENT TO WEST CURB LINE, OCCUPY 20 FOOT WIDTH OF ROADWAY ADJACENT TO NORTH CURB LINE, OCCUPY 20 FOOT WIDTH OF ROADWAY ADJACENT TO SOUTH CURB LINE, OCCUPY 20 FOOT WIDTH OF ROADWAY ADJACENT TO EAST CURB LINE, OCCUPY 20 FOOT WIDTH OF ROADWAY ADJACENT TO WEST CURB LINE. * Clear Path (pedestrian walkway): This directive is intended to provide pedestrians with the maximum amount of safety and space to traverse the sidewalk. THIS PERMIT REQUIRES REVIEW AND RELEASE FOR SPECIAL TRAFFIC PROJECT RESTORATION. THIS PERMIT MAY BE EXTENDED ONCE ONLY, FOR A PERIOD OF 14 DAYS AT $40. TWO SPEED REDUCERS ARE LOCATED IN THE ROADWAY OF YOUR PROPOSED WORK AREA. PERMITTEE MUST NOTIFY NYPD/TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT CENTER 48 HOURS PRIOR TO CHANGING ANY SIGNS/MARKINGS. OCCUPY ONE 11 FOOT LANE 10 PM TO 12 PM NIGHTLY. A statement that the canopy design and construction conforms to NYC DOT Standard Details of Construction. Additional requirements are contained in Sections 2-02 and 2-05 of the Highway Rulesand should be consulted before any work is performed on the street. Kew Gardens, NY 11424 Advance notice and coordination of planned street work is one of the most effective tools for reducing the number of street excavations on newly resurfaced or reconstructed streets. A Sidewalk Violation will be removed if the work has been satisfactorily completed. THIS PERMIT INCLUDES THE OCCUPANCY OF THE ROADWAY AND OR SIDEWALK BY BARRIERS FOR THE PURPOSE OF SAFETY AND PROTECTION SURROUNDING THE OPEN UTILITY COVER WHILE MAINTAINING A SHUNT. TO FRI. AND 9AM TO 11 PM SAT. Incorrect Information on File If a permittees 24/7 phone number, address or other contact information is inaccurate or has changed without being updated, all future permit requests may be placed on hold until the information is updated. For Holds: (718) 222-7231 When the license is issued, the applicant must pay a one-time license fee of $2 per square foot. Payment of the waiver request fee, as specified in the Highway Rules, Section 2-03, does not guarantee that approval to work during the embargo period will be granted. (212) 839-9561/9566 CPO holds will typically be released by DDC if the proposed work does not interfere with its schedule. At crossings, the height of Accessible Pedestrian Signals must be reachable by a person using a mobility device, at a preferred height of 42 inches and a maximum height of 48 inches (see 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design). See Section 3.4 Canopy Authorization and Permits for more information. MUST COORDINATE WITH RESIDENT ENGINEER NYSDOT MR.WONG AT 718-499-7075 PRIOR TO WORK. VERMEER CUT OF TRENCH. This chapter describes the basic steps for performing work in the street, for restoring the street after work is performed, and for responding to each type of notice or request that may be issued during a Highway Inspection and Quality Assurance (HIQA) inspection. For building operations, a crane permit is required for all cranes and derricks operating in the street on building construction or related activity under the jurisdiction of DOB, with the exception of truck cranes with telescopic, hydraulic or folding booms, over 50 feet and not more than 135 feet with a maximum rated capacity of 3 tons, for which a construction activity permit has been issued. MUST BE AN UNRESTRICTED PARKING LANE. Tel: (718) 699-4700, Staten Island Due to upcoming major building rehabilitation at 1400 Williamsbridge Road. BQE Central Workshops.

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