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Permit: TR-UTL-1026-01702

Permit Details

Status:
In Review
Type:
Right-of-Way (ROW) - Utility
Address:
1920 E AERO PARK BL
Address NEW:
1920 E AERO PARK BL
Apply Date:
10/01/2026
Applicant:
Cox Communications
Description:
Cox to trench 18', bore 1031' and new attach 2202' for catv commercial business tie. PERMIT FOR WORK ONLY WITH CITY OF TUCSON RIGHT OF WAY

Permit Reviews

Permit Number - TR-UTL-1026-01702
Permit Status: In review
Permit Description: Cox to trench 18', bore 1031' and new attach 2202' for catv commercial business tie. PERMIT FOR WORK ONLY WITH CITY OF TUCSON RIGHT OF WAY
Start Date Submittal Complete Date Status  
10/01/2026 RIGHT-OF-WAY REVIEW v.1 N/A IN REVIEW Review Details

Outstanding Activity Conditions

Permit Number - TR-UTL-1026-01702
Permit Status: In review
Permit Description: Cox to trench 18', bore 1031' and new attach 2202' for catv commercial business tie. PERMIT FOR WORK ONLY WITH CITY OF TUCSON RIGHT OF WAY
Total Outstanding Activity Conditions - 8
Date Name
10/08/2026 Bus Stop/Route
10/08/2026 City of Tucson Right of Way Only
10/08/2026 Notify in writing at least 5 working days before work begins, any businesses, residences and public transit routes affected by your temporary traffic control. PROOF OF NOTIFICATION IS REQUIRED AT THE TIME OF THE PRECONSTRUCTION MEETING.
10/08/2026 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.
10/08/2026 Traffic control set-up approved between 9AM - 3:30PM
11/03/2026 All excavations shall be secured for safety at the end of each shift. If pedestrian access cannot be maintained, a temporary protected pedestrian route shall be provided. 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 shall 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.
11/03/2026 Potholing operations shall be conducted in a manner that maintains public safety and minimizes impacts on traffic. All excavations shall be properly protected, backfilled, and restored upon completion. The permittee shall be responsible for repairing any settlement or pavement failure resulting from potholing activities at no cost to the City.
11/03/2026 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 before the sidewalk is closed.