Summary
A 42-page rewrite of the city's rights-of-way rules — untouched since 2005 — will require utility and fiber companies to get city approval before digging in public corridors, protecting water mains, roads, and neighborhoods from construction chaos.
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Last discussed Jun 8, 2026.
Impact analysis
The new policy gives the city more flexibility in charging fees for right-of-way access.
Residents get better-protected streets, utilities, and fewer contractor mishaps like cut lines and damaged yards.
Utility and telecom companies face new permitting requirements and fees.
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