Lane Closure Permit

A Lane Closure Permit is required when construction, maintenance, utility work, special events, or other activities temporarily restrict or close a traffic lane, street, or sidewalk within the City of Upland. Contractors, utility companies, developers, businesses, event organizers, and other parties performing work that affects public right-of-way may need a permit to ensure appropriate traffic control, maintain access, and protect motorists, pedestrians, and workers.
How do I apply for a Lane Closure Permit?

Partial and full street closures are reviewed, processed, and approved by the Development Services Department – Land Development & Transportation Division.

Permit applications must be submitted online through the City's CSS Portal.

If the lane closure permit is not being issued in conjunction with an Encroachment Permit, proof of the required insurance must be submitted with the application.

What Is Required for a Lane Closure Permit?

A completed permit application and Traffic Control Plan must be submitted and approved whenever construction, maintenance, or other work will affect a traffic lane.

Sidewalk closures are also considered street closures and require review and approval.

Traffic control plans must comply with applicable standards. The following references may be used when preparing typical traffic control plans:

  • WATCH Book – Work Area Traffic Control Handbook
  • MUTCD – Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices
  • CATTCH – California Temporary Traffic Control Handbook

Additional traffic control requirements may apply depending on the location, duration, and scope of the proposed closure.

Permit Fees

Current lane closure permit fees are:

  • Partial Street Closure: $410, plus applicable inspection time
  • Full Street Closure: $330, plus applicable inspection time

Fees are subject to change in accordance with the City's adopted fee schedule.

Temporary Street/Lane Closure Permit Application