Understand Your Project
Clarify the proposed work, location, and affected public areas.

Los Angeles
Plan, navigate, and move forward with confidence. We help property owners, contractors, developers, and businesses understand the permit path for work involving the public right-of-way in Los Angeles.
Real projects. Real considerations.
From driveways and sidewalks to utility work and street closures, public right-of-way projects can involve multiple permit types, agencies, documentation, and reviews. We help you understand the next steps for your specific project.
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Common project types
Driveways & Curb CutsPlanning for driveway approaches, curb transitions, gutters, and sidewalk tie-ins.
Sidewalk & Parkway WorkGuidance for pedestrian areas, parkways, curb ramps, landscaping, and access impacts.
EncroachmentsSupport for private improvements or uses that may extend into public right-of-way.
Excavation & Utility WorkPermit-path planning for trenching, utility connections, restoration, and street cuts.
Construction OccupancyOrganizing temporary use of sidewalks, lanes, parking areas, or staging zones.
Street Closures & Traffic ControlPlanning around lane closures, pedestrian routing, access, and traffic-control needs.
Vending / Sidewalk UsePractical guidance for sidewalk activity, public access, and location-specific review.
Infrastructure ProjectsSupport for coordinated utility, street, and public infrastructure project questions.
How we help
Clarify the proposed work, location, and affected public areas.
Map the project to the permit categories and agencies that may apply.
Organize the available plans, photos, information, and open questions.
Understand what to verify and how to approach the applicable process.
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