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Encroachment Permit
An encroachment permit is necessary when anyone (including utility companies, residents and contractors) works in the city right-of-way, city-owned land, and/or within a city easement.
A few examples include:
- Installing under-sidewalk drains
- Crossing a sidewalk or landscaped area to a construction area
- Installing new utility/drain in the right-of-way
- Parking a dumpster in the street
Please review the Encroachment Permit Requirements List for the updated fee schedule
Overload Transportation Permit
The City of Rocklin grants permission to applicants to transport overweight or oversized equipment, with restricted limits, on the streets within the city limits of Rocklin.
Residential Street Closure Permit
The Rocklin Municipal Code (RMC 12.24) regulates the closing of any street within the City of Rocklin for the purpose of holding a celebration such as a block party, therefore a temporary Residential Street Closure Permit is required and must be filed 20-days prior to the temporary closure.
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4081 Alvis Ct.
Rocklin, CA 95677