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Chapter 13-04 — STREET ENCROACHMENTS

Santa Rosa Municipal Code · 2026-07 edition · updated 2026-09-27 · Santa Rosa

§ 13-04.010. Purpose.

§ 13-04.020. Definitions.

§ 13-04.030. Encroachment permit required.

§ 13-04.040. Exceptions to permit requirement.

§ 13-04.050. Right of lawful use by City and others.

§ 13-04.060. Permit applications.

§ 13-04.070. Liability and insurance.

§ 13-04.080. Fees.

§ 13-04.090. Agreement concerning continuing encroachments.

§ 13-04.100. Duration of permit.

§ 13-04.110. Commencement and conclusion of work.

§ 13-04.120. Display of permit.

§ 13-04.130. Inspections—Records—Corrective action.

§ 13-04.140. Changes in permit.

§ 13-04.150. Driveway approach permit—Conditions.

§ 13-04.160. Safety provisions.

§ 13-04.170. Standards, supervision and inspection.

§ 13-04.180. Repair and restoration.

§ 13-04.190. Relocation of encroachment.

§ 13-04.200. Street cut notification.

§ 13-04.210. Public access to facilities.

§ 13-04.220. Temporary roadways, driveways and walkways—Detours.

§ 13-04.230. Street closure—When permission granted.

§ 13-04.240. Coordination of work with other entities.

§ 13-04.250. Barricades—Emergency information.

§ 13-04.260. Pavement.

§ 13-04.270. Prohibitions.

§ 13-04.300. Monuments.

§ 13-04.310. Appeal of denial of permit.

§ 13-04.320. Findings on appeal.

§ 13-04.330. Emergency suspension of permit.

§ 13-04.340. Hearing on emergency suspension of permit.

§ 13-04.350. Suspension or revocation of permit.

§ 13-04.360. Hearing on suspension or revocation of permit.

§ 13-04.370. Civil penalties and attorneys' fees.

§ 13-04.380. Administrative review.

§ 13-04.390. Authority of Encroachment Officer and inspectors.

§ 13-04.400. Penalties for violation.

§ 13-04.410. Remedies cumulative.

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