Any work done by a private company on city-owned or controlled grounds requires a right of way permit.
Rights of Way
A public right of way (ROW) means any of these areas that are dedicated to public use:
- Any street - parkway, boulevard, way or place
- Alley
- Sidewalk
- Parks, trails and paths
- Easement
- Median
Obtain a Permit
Companies planning on doing work within the city's ROW must register below and obtain a permit before starting work.
- ROW Contractor Checklist
- ROW Permit Application
- ROW Job Specific Bond
- ROW Annual Bond
- Connection Charge
- Request for Weekend, Holiday or Overtime Work
Standards and Specifications
Updated 2021
- Table of Contents
- Chapter 1 - General Requirements
- Chapter 2 - Submittal Requirements for Public Improvement Construction Plans
- Chapter 3 - Permits
- Chapter 4 - Public Infrastructure Acceptance Procedures & Warranty
- Chapter 5 - Design Report Requirements
- Chapter 6 - Earthwork & Erosion Control
- Chapter 7 - Sanitary Sewer System
- Chapter 8 - Water System
- Chapter 9 - Storm Drainage & Other Concrete Facilities
- Chapter 10 - Concrete Sidewalk & Other Concrete Facilities
- Chapter 11 - Roadways & Pavement
- Chapter 12 - Traffic Operation Devices
- Chapter 13 - Right of Way Grading & Erosion Control
- Chapter 14 - Trenching, Backfilling & Compacting - Utilities
- Chapter 15 - Street Construction Standards
- Chapter 16 - Temporary Traffic Control
- Appendix
- Northglenn Right of Way Standards & Specifications 2021
- Grading Permit Application & Submittal Requirements
- Erosion & Sediment Control Cost Opinion Spreadsheet
- Stormwater Quality Enforcement Policy
- Stormwater Quality Enforcement Acknowledgement
- Grading Performance and Warranty Bond
- Instructions for Grading Permit Security Release
- Grading Permit Reapplication Form
- Site Operator Stormwater Inspection Report Form
Construction Brochures