Permits
Permits are required for certain activities within the City of Coronado. Please see the following list and select the specific permit type for additional information.
View the City's active construction moratoriums on excavations within public streets (PDF).
Permits
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Dewatering Permits
Learn about permits for dewatering pools and construction sites.
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Dock Permits
A dock permit is required for all work on boat docks and related appurtenances (with the exception of painting or replacement of bumpers, cleats or non-utility dock boxes) within the annexed boundaries and waterways of the City of Coronado.
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Dumpster & Storage Container Permits (PDF)
Dumpster & Storage Container Permits (PDF)
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Encroachment Permits
An Encroachment Permit is required to install private permanent/fixed improvements within (or encroaching onto) the public right-of-way.
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PS&E User Fee Schedule (PDF)
View the Public Services Division User Fee Schedule.
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Right-of-Way Permits
A right-of-way permit is required for all work on public property; for example, repairs to sidewalks, curbs and gutters, driveway aprons, parkways (the area between the sidewalk and the curb), etc; or to place equipment in the public right-of-way, for example, a crane placed in the street to transport materials to a second story.
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Roadway Construction Moratorium Memo (PDF)
The City of Coronado is asking for your cooperation in an effort to maintain the surface condition of City streets
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Storm Water Permits
The Public Services and Engineering Department reviews and approves storm water requirements relevant to development and construction projects.
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Transportation Permits
Any vehicle traveling through the City of Coronado which weighs over 80,000 pounds and/or is 17 feet high and/or 8.5 feet wide and/or 75 feet long requires a Transportation Permit.
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Tree Permits
Learn about permits for tree planting, trimming, and removal.
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Blue Curb Permit Application
Residential Blue Curb Application are used to designate parking areas for the exclusive use of the physically disabled or handicapped.