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Permit Details

Status:
Needs Resubmittal
Type:
Right-of-Way (ROW) - Utility
Address:
824 E HELEN ST
Address NEW:
824 E HELEN ST
Apply Date:
07/06/2026
Applicant:
ANGEL MORALES
Description:
P.348976 C Overbuild Bore 977' and trench 26' to place conduit and fiber cable Place 3980' of aerial fiber cable Place 1 hand hole and 2 pedestals

Permit Reviews

Permit Number - TR-UTL-0726-01105
Permit Status: Needs resubmittal
Permit Description: P.348976 C Overbuild Bore 977' and trench 26' to place conduit and fiber cable Place 3980' of aerial fiber cable Place 1 hand hole and 2 pedestals
Start Date Submittal Complete Date Status  
08/26/2026 RIGHT-OF-WAY REVIEW v.2 08/31/2026 REQUIRES RESUBMIT Review Details
07/06/2026 RIGHT-OF-WAY REVIEW v.1 07/08/2026 REQUIRES RESUBMIT Review Details

Outstanding Activity Conditions

Permit Number - TR-UTL-0726-01105
Permit Status: Needs resubmittal
Permit Description: P.348976 C Overbuild Bore 977' and trench 26' to place conduit and fiber cable Place 3980' of aerial fiber cable Place 1 hand hole and 2 pedestals
Total Outstanding Activity Conditions - 7
Date Name
07/07/2026 **Pre-Activity Meeting w/Inspections **Pre- activity/construction meeting with City inspectors to be held 72 hours in advance of work start. Please request Inspections in your permit portal on TDC Online. ** PROOF OF NOTIFICATION IS REQUIRED AT THE TIME OF THE PRECONSTRUCTION MEETING. ** PAVEMENT PATCH TYPE SHALL BE IN CONFORMANCE TO THE CURRENT EDITION OF THE CITY OF TUCSON PUBLIC UTILITY ADMINISTRTIVE MANUAL **Pedestrian Access & Sidewalk PEDESTRIAN ACCESS MUST BE PROVIDED AND MAINTIANED PER MUTCD CHAPTER 6D. FIELD ADJUSTMENTS MAY BE REQUIRED. REPLACE/REPAIR SIDEWALK PANELS PER PAG STANDARD DETAIL 200\206 . PEDESTRIAN DETOUR ROUTE ON SAME SIDE OF RIGHT OF WAY TO BE PROVIDED. PER CITY CODE AND POLICY. Refer to MUTCD Chapter 6 Figure 6P-28, and 6K figure 6K-2. Refer to COT Utility manual Page 41 – 42 Refer to COT 2015 Addition to the MUTCD section 14
07/07/2026 Traffic Control set-up approved between 7AM - 5PM
08/31/2026 - Lane closures and street closures shall only be permitted during active work operations. At the end of each workday, the contractor shall remove all traffic control devices and reopen the roadway, bike lanes, and sidewalks to normal operation. Twenty-four (24) hour lane closures are not permitted unless specifically approved by the City. Traffic Control Devices shall not be stored in the bike lane or sidewalk.
08/31/2026 All excavations shall be secured for safety at the end of each shift. All open trenches shall be protected by Type II barricades with Type A flashers and surrounded by a barrier fence. Trenches deeper than 4 feet must be surrounded by chain-link fence. Excavations may need to be covered with steel plates or other approved materials at the end of each shift
08/31/2026 The contractor shall not block driveways or restrict resident access without prior notification and shall coordinate directly with affected property owners as necessary
08/31/2026 The contractor shall restore all disturbed pavement in accordance with the City of Tucson Standard Specifications for Public Improvements and applicable standard details. All pavement patches shall match the existing pavement section and surface condition. The contractor shall maintain all temporary patches in a safe and drivable condition until permanent restoration is completed. Any settlement, cracking, or pavement failure within the patched area shall be repaired by the contractor at no cost to the City for the duration of the warranty period
08/31/2026 The sidewalk shall remain open and ADA compliant at all times during construction. Crew or Worker-assisted pedestrian access does not constitute a pedestrian detour and shall not require pedestrians to leave the designated pedestrian path. If the sidewalk cannot be maintained, an approved pedestrian detour shall be implemented prior to sidewalk closure.