Yes, you must have a pool permit before you drain your pool or spa. Learn more about how to drain your pool by visiting the Draining Your Pool page and downloading the Pool/Spa Drain Permit 

Once the City receives the required information from the applicant, the application approval process takes between one to two business days to complete. Once a ROW application is approved, the applicant is notified of the permit fee. When payment for the permit fee is received by the Public Works Department, a ROW permit is issued to the applicant. 

A Traffic Control Plan (TCP) outlines the safe proper/efficient movement of vehicles, pedestrians, bikes etc. through and around temporary traffic control areas during construction and road work. It is a detailed blueprint on how to safely manage the flow of traffic through a work zone – including instructions and warning for drivers and the placement of Traffic Control Devices (TCD). The City follows the standards of the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD).  View part 6 of the MUTCD to view the requirements for Temporary Traffic Control.