Permit and mobilization readiness
Checks the permits, notices and agreements that most often hold up mobilization, with a score and the open items.
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- Your own numbers, worked out as often as you like
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- 4 cited sources, linked, with the checks to make
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Example result · fictional numbers
What you get: permit log
Worked out by this tool from its default inputs. Its role plan lets you run your own numbers, print the sheet and save it.
Mobilize for non-digging work only (83 / 100, 3 open, mobilization in 30 days)
- Score
- 83 / 100
- Verdict
- Mobilize only on work not blocked by open items
- Items complete
- 9 of 12
- Confirm
- Right-of-way / encroachment permit from the road owner
- Confirm
- Environmental clearances (wetlands 404, endangered species, historic)
- Fix before work
- Dewatering / discharge permit if pumping groundwater
Permit and notice log
- Approved permit drawings on site (Building department)
- In hand
- Building or construction permit (Building department)
- In hand
- Right-of-way or encroachment permit (City, county or state DOT)
- Confirm with the agency
- SWPPP and NOI (EPA or the state stormwater program)
- In hand
- 811 utility locates (State one-call center and each utility)
- In hand
- Traffic control plan (Road owner)
- In hand
and 6 more lines
Also on the sheet
- Dates to hit before mobilization · 5 lines, starting with “Stormwater permit”
- What can start now · 3 lines, starting with “Office and paperwork”
The plain-words read of this example
Permit readiness is 83 / 100, with 3 of 12 items open: mobilize for non-digging work only. At 2.00 acres the project needs stormwater permit coverage. The NOI is filed. Building permit: Good for 150 days more; work starts in 30 days. Nobody digs until every utility has marked its lines.
4 cited sources
- 29 CFR 1926.651, Specific excavation requirements (OSHA)
- Stormwater discharges from construction activities (U.S. EPA (NPDES))
- 2022 Construction General Permit webinar (U.S. EPA)
- IRC R105.5 Expiration (2018), permit expiration notice (Skippack Township, Pennsylvania)
Plus 4 step-by-step checks, a print layout and a link that reopens it with your numbers.