Utilities
- James Graham (Deactivated)
Mission
DDOT shall review and approve public space permit requests for work within public rights-of-way, including private use and utility work public space requests, to ensure that transportation services are maintained and that the infrastructure is restored after the work is complete; (DDOT Establishment Act, § 50-921.04).
Procedures & Services
All public space permit applications should be submitted and processed through DDOT's Transportation Online Permitting System (TOPS).
Utility Policies and Procedures Manual
The District Department of Transportation (DDOT) is responsible for constructing, operating and maintaining transportation facilities within the District of Columbia for the benefit of its citizens. Carrying out this mission often requires the relocation of non-DDOT owned utility facilities that are located within the Public Space.
The utility policies and procedures are intended to establish a fair and efficient process to complete utility work, consistent with federal and local regulations and DDOT Standards. In addition, this Manual is intended to be the companion of the DDOT Design and Engineering Manual, and together, respectively, they provide the utility coordination and technical requirements required to accomplish utility accommodation and relocation in advance of or in conjunction with DDOT construction projects.
See Related
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Page:Vaults (Compendium)
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Page:Utilities (Compendium)
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Page:Pedestrian Access and Safety (Compendium)
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Page:Construction (Compendium)
Additional Information
Legal References
Design Standards & Specifications
- DDOT Design and Engineering Manual, Chapter 14: Utilities Installation in Public Space
Transportation Plans & Studies
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Other Resources
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File | Modified | |
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PDF File DDOT Utility Policies and Procedures Manual FHA Letter.pdf |
26 Mar, 2022 by James Graham (Deactivated) | |
PDF File DDOT Utility Policies and Procedures Manual June 2020.pdf |
26 Mar, 2022 by James Graham (Deactivated) | |
26 Mar, 2022 by James Graham (Deactivated) |