Building Insulation Material Price Analysis

Richmond residents can request an accessible curb ramp upgrade by submitting the Accessible Curb Ramp Request Form to the Engineering Department for review.

The City has limited funds and cannot immediately respond to all requests or make all pedestrian routes fully accessible. Removal of barriers along streets has to be prioritized. The ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) Curb Ramp Upgrade Program constructs and retrofits ramps based on the priority criteria determined by the ADA Transition Plan. These criteria include requests by persons with disabilities seeking full and equal access; routes that serve public entities, including State and local government offices and facilities; transportation corridors; places of public accommodation; employment centers; and walkways serving other areas. The City also anticipates upgrading curb ramps in coordination with public works projects and the City’s Pavement Rehabilitation Program.

Encroachment permits are now submitted via COR Connect webpage. Click on "Apply for New Application"

Any work performed within the public right-of-way requires an Encroachment Permit. The public right-of-way is generally defined as areas of the roadway and the sidewalk between the property lines measured from one side of the street to the property lines on the other side of the street. Please refer to the Encroachment Permit Application Guidelines (PDF) for more information about what type of work might require an encroachment permit.

A $604 fee will be collected at the time of submission of your Encroachment Permit Application Form (PDF). This fee includes up to 2 hours of field inspection. In addition, the applicant will be required to submit an additional $500 or 25% of the job valuation (whichever is greater) as a bond if the work involves the removal and replacement of the existing pavement. The City will refund the bond after the City Inspector certifies that the work is completed in accordance with the conditions of the permit, which are on the second page of the application.

Any work performed on the sidewalk, driveway approach or curb and gutter requires the submittal of an Encroachment Permit. Property owners are responsible for the maintenance of this area. Please refer to Richmond Municipal Code 12.36 (PDF) and Ordinance No. 14-00 (PDF) for details. 

The Encroachment Permit application along with the approved site plan must be submitted to the Engineering Division for processing and fee assessment. 

For further details please refer to the specifications for Sidewalk, Curb/Gutter, and Driveway on the Standard Plans page.

Transportation permits are now submitted via iMS

Click on "Apply for New Application"

The turnaround approval time for single trip, oversized vehicle and annual permit on Transportation invoices is three business days from the online application submission date. 

An Oversized/Overweight Load Permit is required for any person wishing to provide the service of moving extralegal vehicles or loads over Public Streets. Commonly these types of moves are of construction and building equipment, industrial equipment, farming equipment, house moves, etc. The cost for this permit is $16. Please complete a City of Richmond Transportation Permit Application (PDF) and upload it via eTRAKiT. Please call the number listed below for information on the complete process of your application.

See a map of Richmond truck routes (PDF)