MAMC_Permits.pdf

Type of Permit/Approval Fee

DC Water Review/Permit $7,500 Review Fee, other fees may apply depending on review time.

Public Space Permit

Public space permit fee is determined by using the DDOT permit fee forms, the length of the construction project and the calculators for

Public Inconvenience and Steel Plate use. These items will need to be determined by the contractor once the estimated construction schedule is complete. DDOT will ultimately determine the total fee for the permit after the permit application is submitted.

Mary McLeod Bethune Council House

Square #

Lot #

No Applicant's

Initials

DC Water

Reviewer's

Initials

A PDF or TIFF file of all site civil plan sheets are provided on a CD for each plan submission.

Vicinity map, description of proposed work, legend, index of sheets, date, scale, submission number are provided. If in metric, provide US standard labels also.

All plan sheets are signed and sealed by a professional engineer, registered in the District of

Columbia (all submissions).

Current DCWater general notes are included. See the DCWater website for the latest edition.

All existing and proposed buildings, curb & gutter, trees, walls, utility poles, signs, manholes, valves, fire hydrants, etc. are shown and labeled.

Complete property boundaries, lot lines, lot & square numbers, addresses, easements, roadway/alley right-of-way widths are shown.

Proposed work is clearly shown and labeled as proposed. It is drafted in a different line type/darker weight than the existing infrastructure.

There is adequate room on the utility plan sheet for DCWater approval stamp.

All proposed utility connections are dimensioned from the property boundary (lot line) in two directions.

The following existing and proposed utilities are shown, labeled (size, material & age if available), and dimensioned from the property line:

14.1 Water: mains, laterals, meters (domestic & fire)

14.2 Sanitary: mains, laterals (with flow arrows)

LARGE PROJECT MINIMUM SUBMISSION CHECKLIST

Abandonments of water and sewer connections is clearly indicated on the plans with appropriate notes describing how the services are to be abandoned AT THE MAINS.

Demolition and erosion & sediment control plans are included. What is to remain/relocate/demolish is clearly labeled.

Project Address

Project Name

Description

***NEW*** Payment for review fee is due at the time the plans are initially submitted.

Please see the fees page at DCWater.com.

Two sets of 24”x36” plans (if larger, provide half-size sets) are submitted with a log slip.

Applicant will receive a receipt upon acceptance of the submission.

14.3 Storm: mains, laterals (with flow arrows)

Include this completed checklist with your plan submission. Any plan submission for large utility connections (water services greater than 2-inches in diameter, sanitary services greater than 4-inches in diameter) shall meet the following minimum submission criteria. Plans that do not include this completed checklist and the required information are subject to rejection.

November 2011: Minimum Submission Check List 1 of 3

No Applicant's

Initials

DC Water

Reviewer's

Initials

Description

14.4 Electric: overhead and/or underground, poles, vaults

14.5 Gas: mains, laterals, meters

14.6 Communications (fiber optic, telephone, cable): overhead and/or underground, guy wires, poles, vaults

Draft of any proposed easement and/or covenant is included on the plan set.

Stationing on both the plan and profile for all proposed water and sewer mains has been provided

18.6 Property line & limits of public and private maintenance

Storm sewer/SWM design includes the following:

19.1 Existing & proposed drainage divides with flow arrows

Plans include details of complicated utility installations to scale to document final measurements and to list all water valves, fittings, thrust blocks, etc. to be installed.

Profiles are provided for all proposed water lines 3" diameter and larger, and/or sewer lines

4" diameter and larger, and include the following:

18.1 Existing & proposed invert and top elevations of all structures

18.2 Material, size, and slope of pipe

18.3 Existing & proposed ground profile

20.6 Plans conform to the current DCWater Project Design Manual and current DC

Water Standard Details, current version includes the Director of Engineering & Technical

Services signature.

20.1 Hydrant flow test results (valid for one (1) year from date of test)

20.2 Meter sizing worksheets

20.3 Backflow preventer forms

20.4 Booster pump data form (if applicable)

20.5 Letters requesting variance: domestic meter inside building; fire detector check assembly outside building (if applicable) are on the plans.

19.2 Time of concentration, runoff C value, and 15-year runoff rate

19.3 Pipe capacity, inlet computations, and hydraulic grade line computations

(with HGL plotted on profile)

19.4 Stormwater management narrative

19.5 Stormwater management details

The following DCWater standard forms and details are provided:

18.4 Existing & proposed utility crossings

18.5 The scale of the profile matches the plan view scale.

November 2011: Minimum Submission Check List 2 of 3

No Applicant's

Initials

DC Water

Reviewer's

Initials

Description

Per details W-80.01 and S-80.01, the proposed water meter, curb cock, and sewer clean-out are located in public space and not a driveway.

Structural design calculations are included (if applicable), i.e. thrust blocking on water lines larger than 12-inch diameter, pile supported utilities, installation that imparts additional load on an existing facility, utility installation that is deeper than the standard depth, cast-in-place sewer manholes etc.

For re-submittals, a comment response letter is included stating both the comment from the reviewer and a response from the engineer.

If you are requesting to reuse the existing storm and/or sanitary lateral, a closed circuit television inspection of the pipe(s) must be included for review by DCWater. The site plan includes this information along with a site plan to identify the location of these laterals with relationship to the roadway and building.

If the project includes a water main replacement, the plans clearly identify all adjacent property owners who will be affected by the water construction. The plans include limits of disturbance from the main to the property line, addresses of properties affected, and size of existing service.

Provide a detailed floor and piping plan to accompany any inside domestic meter installations showing the following: walls, pipes, valves, bypass, other utilities, access, floor drains and clearance.

November 2011: Minimum Submission Check List 3 of 3

District Department of Transportation Public Space Management Administration

APPLICATION FOR WATER OR SEWER

EXCAVATION IN PUBLIC SPACE

(PLEASE PRINT OR TYPE – DO NOT WRITE IN SHADED AREAS)

A. APPLICANT INFORMATION (COMPLETE ALL ITEMS 1 THRU 10) PERMIT NUMBER: TOTAL FEE:

1. PRINCIPAL STREET ADDRESS (SITE OF PROPOSED EXCAVATION):

2. WARD:

3. LOT(S): 4. SQUARE: 5. OWNER’S NAME AND ADDRESS:

6. OWNER’S TELEPHONE

NUMBER:

7. MASTER PLUMBER AND COMPANY

NAME:

8. PLUMBER’S ADDRESS: 9. LICENSE NO.:

10. DESCRIPTION OF WORK:

B. WATER EXCAVATION (COMPLETE ITEMS 11 AND 12)

11. TYPE OF ACTIVITY:

A. EXTENDING WATER SERVICE

B. REPAIRING SERVICE PIPE

C. INSTALLING WATER METER VAULT

D. CONNECTING PUBLIC WATERMAIN

E. OTHER ____________________

12. LOCATION:

A. ROADWAY

B. SIDEWALK

C. PARKING

D. FRONT YARD

E. REAR ALLEY

F. OTHER

FEE:

C. SEWER EXCAVATION (COMPLETE ITEMS 13 THRU 15)

13. TYPE OF SEWER:

A. SANITARY

B. STORM

14. TYPE OF ACTIVITY:

A. EXTENDING SEWER LATERAL

B. REPAIRING SEWER LATERAL

C. CONNECTING PUBLIC SEWER

D. OTHER ____________________

12. LOCATION:

A. ROADWAY

B. SIDEWALK

C. PARKING

D. FRONT YARD

E. REAR ALLEY

F. OTHER

FEE:

D. MASTER PLUMBER’S SIGNATURE

I have read and understand the conditions set forth on this application. I further understand that penalties are provided for furnishing false information. I am hereby requesting to perform the work specified on this application and I agree to all conditions. Further, I agree to perform the work in accordance with the Plumbing Code and all applicable laws, regulations, codes, standards, and specifications of the District of Columbia.

Signature of Licensed Master Plumber ……………………………………………………………………….. Telephone ………………………………..

E. APPROVALS (OFFICIAL USE ONLY)

PERMIT CONDITIONS

PLUMBING ENGINEER

VERIFIED BY:

DATE:

TRANSPORTATION

ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES

PSMA – OV

(05/10/2005)

PSMA – WOSE

(05/25/2005)

Public Space Permit Fees A. Administrative Permit Fee

Application Fee (New or Renewal)(Public Utilities Exempt) $ 50.00

B. Temporary Occupancy Permit Fee

1. Residential Moving Trucks (2 days maximum) $ 50.00

2. Residential Moving Container (5 days maximum) $ 50.00

3. Manhole Access (Each Occurrence) $ 85.00

4. Manhole Access (Batch Permit) $ 2,585.00

5. Receptacles for construction debris (eg, Dumpsters™) placed in public space in areas zoned CR, C-1 through C-5, CM, M, SP-1 and SP-2, and W-1 through W-3:

Months 1, 2, & 3 Months 4 & 5 Month 6 or more

Permit Fee Per Month

$ 75.00 $ 100.00 $ 150.00

6. Receptacles for construction debris (eg, Dumpsters™) placed in public space in areas zoned R-1 through R-5:

Months 1, 2, & 3 Months 4 & 5 Month 6 or more

Permit Fee Per Month

$ 75.00 $ 125.00 $ 200.00

7. General Temporary Occupancy Permit Fee Per Month $ 50.00

C. Public Inconvenience Fee — In addition to those fees shown above for temporary occupancy, a public inconvenience fee for the temporary occupancy of public space in excess of a one-time thirty (30) calendar day grace period per permit shall be applied as follows:

1. Within the Central Business District as defined in 18 DCMR § 9901: Fee/Sq-Ft/Day

Parking Lane (where no parking meters exist) Fee established for prohibiting parking in

18 DCMR Title §§ 2407.20 and 2407.21

1st Travel Lane (to include lanes dedicated for use by bicycles) ($2,250 maximum fee per block per 30 days)

$ 0.040

2nd Travel Lane and Each Add'l ($2,250 maximum fee per block per 30 days) $ 0.060

Alley ($2,250 maximum fee per block per 30 days) $ 0.020

Sidewalk ($3,000 maximum fee per block per 30 days) $ 0.030

Pedestrian Walkway Credit (for 100% of sidewalk area where the pedestrian pathway is maintained per DDOT Pedestrian Safety and Work Zone Standards:

Covered and Open Walkway)

$ -0.030

2. Outside the Central Business District, as defined in 18 DCMR § 9901: Fee/Sq-Ft/Day

Parking Lane (where no parking meters exist) Fee established for prohibiting parking in 18 18 DCMR §§ 2407.20 and 2407.21

1st Travel Lane Lane (to include lanes dedicated for use by bicycles) ($2,250 maximum fee per block per 30 days)

$ 0.030

2nd Travel Lane and Each Add'l ($2,250 maximum fee per block per 30 days) $ 0.045

Alley ($2,250 maximum fee per block per 30 days) $ 0.015

Sidewalk ($3,000 maximum fee per block per 30 days) $ 0.020

Pedestrian Walkway Credit (for 100% of sidewalk area where the pedestrian pathway is maintained per DDOT Pedestrian Safety and Work Zone Standards:

Covered and Open Walkway)

$ -0.020

D. Fixture(s) and Paving (in Parking) Permit Fee

Fence $ 50.00

Fence w/Brick Piers $ 75.00

Retaining Wall $ 75.00

Planter Box (each) $ 75.00

Coping $ 75.00

Steps $ 75.00

Over-Height Fence or Wall $ 135.00

Minor Repair of Fence, Wall or Paving $ 50.00

Minor Paving (less than 150 sq ft) $ 75.00

E. Fixture(s) and Paving (other) Permit Fee

Pay Phone (each) $ 75.00

Street Furniture $ 135.00

Raised Planter Box(s) on Sidewalk $ 135.00

Moveable Planter Box(s) on Sidewalk $ 135.00

Bollards $ 135.00

Sign(s) $ 135.00

Canopy Sockets $ 75.00

Minor Paving (less than 150 sq ft) $ 75.00

Repair/Replace Existing Driveway $ 75.00

Close Existing Driveway $ 75.00

New Residential Driveway $ 75.00

New Commercial Driveway $ 135.00

New Circular Driveway $ 135.00

Sidewalk Paving (up to 300 linear ft) $ 135.00

Curb & Gutter (up to 300 linear ft) $ 135.00

Alley Paving/Roadway Paving (up to 300 linear ft) $ 135.00

Resurface Roadway (up to 300 linear ft) $ 75.00

Subsurface Fuel Tank (each - new or replacement) $ 250.00

Other Fixture(s) or paving in public space $ 135.00

F. Building Projections Permit Fee

Porches & Steps (each) $ 75.00

Areaway (each) $ 75.00

Window Well (each) $ 75.00

Bay Window (each) $ 75.00

Projections Requiring Exception from Building Code (See 12A-3202.4) (each) $ 135.00

G. Grading Permit Fee

Roadways, sidewalks and alleys $ .00

H. Trees and Landscaping Permit Fee

Public Space Tree(s) (plant) $ 0.00

Public Space Tree(s) (remove) $ 100.00

Hedge(s) (plant) $ 75.00

Other Landscaping (Commercial) $ 75.00

Street Tree (s) (pruning) $ 75.00

Tree Space (s) (Not part of sidewalk paving permit) $ 75.00

Tree Fence (s) $ 50.00

I. Minor Excavation Permit Fee

Test Pits, Boring & Cores (single) $ 50.00

Test Pits, Boring & Cores (Each Add'l) $ 20.00

Monitor Wells (single) $ 135.00

Monitor Wells (Each Add'l) $ 20.00

Conduit Relocation (up to 10 linear Ft) $ 50.00

Other Minor Excavation (up to 100 sq ft and not requiring sheeting & shoring) $ 50.00

House Service (each premise)

Water/Fire Connection/Abandonment/Repair – up to 2 inch pipe size $ 50.00

Water Meter Pit and associated Pipe up to 2 inches $ 50.00

Gas Connection/Abandonment/Repair $ 50.00

Electric Connection/Abandonment/Repair $ 50.00

Communication Connection/Abandonment/Repair $ 50.00

Sanitary Sewer Connection/Abandonment/Repair – up to 4 inch pipe size $ 85.00

Storm Sewer Connection/Abandonment/Repair – up to 4 inch pipe size $ 85.00

J. Major Excavation Permit Fee

Regulator Stations, above and below ground, and associated appurtenances installation or removal (each)

$ 135.00

Washington Gas and Light – System Monitoring/Telemetric Equipment installation or removal (each)

$ 85.00

Washington Gas and Light – Non-Emergency maintenance related excavations such as for cathotic protection activities, encapsulations, other O & M activities (each)

$ 85.00

Gas Service Connection/Abandonment/Repair (each) $ 85.00

Electric Service Connection/Abandonment/Repair only $ 85.00

Electric Service Connection/Abandonment/Repair and associated Manhole and Conduit (each)

$ 135.00

Transformer Vault and associated Manhole and Conduit (each) $ 250.00

Water/Fire Connection/Abandonment/Repair (each – over 2 inch pipe size) $ 85.00

Water Meter Manhole and associated piping (each) $ 135.00

Fire Hydrant Installation/Repair/Removal (each) $ 85.00

Sanitary/Storm Sewer Connection/Abandonment/Repair (each – over 4 inch $ 135.00 pipe size)

Sanitary/Storm Sewer Manhole (each) $ 135.00

Communication Manhole (each) $ 135.00

Utility or Communication Excavation for Pipe, Conduit or Cable (each 200 linear feet or portion thereof)

$ 135.00

Sheeting and Shoring (each 100 linear feet or portion thereof) $ 135.00

Abandonment or Removal of Subsurface Fuel Tank or Vault (each) $ 135.00

K. Overhead Electrical/Communication Permit Fee

Install/Remove/Replace Overhead Electrical/Communication Wire Up to 300 linear feet Each additional 300 linear feet or portion thereof

$ 50.00 $ 20.00

Install/Remove/Replace Utility/Communication Pole with or without Guy Wire First Pole Each Additional Pole

$ 50.00 $ 20.00

Install/Remove/Replace Guy Wire for Utility/Communication Pole First Guy Wire Each Additional Guy Wire

$ 50.00 $ 20.00

L. Moving Overweight, Over-length, or Over-width equipment (excluding permits issued to the federal government)

Permit Fee

Single Trip (each) $ 30.00

Round Trip (each) $ 50.00

M. Miscellaneous Permit Fee

Per Month

All miscellaneous permits primarily benefitting the applicant $ 50.00

N. Inspection Fee Permit Fee

Additional fee for any needed inspection of paving, repairing or altering of public space

$ 50.00/hr

O. Public Space Abutting Business (see § 201.1 of this title) Permit Fee

Use of public space by operators of abutting businesses $ 139.00