Accessing the Sewer Permit Portal

The City of Denver’s online portal provides a robust and user-friendly interface for accessing and tracking sewer permits. Users can easily search for sewer permits by various criteria, such as address, permit number, or contractor information. This flexibility makes it straightforward to find the specific permit needed. Additionally, the portal offers a seamless experience by detailing the different types of permits available, including sanitary sewer permits, storm sewer permits, and combined sewer permits.

To further ease the process, users can apply for permits directly through the online portal. This involves filling out an electronic application form that captures all necessary details such as the scope of work, property owner information, and contractors involved in the project. The portal’s user-friendly design ensures that even those unfamiliar with the system can navigate it without difficulty, reducing any potential administrative burden.

Tracking and Managing Permits

After submitting a permit application, users can track the status through the portal. This feature ensures that applicants are always aware of the progress of their permit application, including any issues or additional information requests from the city’s permit office. This transparency is crucial for maintaining timely progress on projects and ensuring compliance with local regulations.

The portal also accommodates the financial aspect of the permit process, providing updated fee schedules for plan reviews, right-of-way occupancy, permitting, and inspections. Effective January 1, 2024, these fees are clearly outlined, allowing applicants to budget accordingly and avoid any unexpected costs.

Additional Services and Support

The City and County of Denver’s ePermit online system extends beyond sewer permits, offering a comprehensive suite of services. Users can apply or pay for various development and construction permits, check plan review statuses, and schedule inspections. The system also supports the management of business licenses, contractor licensing, right-of-way permits, conveyance certificates, and fire operational permits, making it a one-stop-shop for various administrative requirements.

For those in need of additional help, the portal provides a wealth of resources, including online tutorials, videos, and FAQs. Should more personalized assistance be required, the Denver 311 helpline is available. This multi-layered support ensures that all users, regardless of technical proficiency, can effectively navigate the system and complete their permit-related tasks efficiently.