~ Engineering Plan Review - construction drawing review for water, sewer, and roadways

~ Utility Pavement Cut Policy

~ Right-of-Way Encroachment Permit General Guidelines

~ Public Improvements Bonding Procedures

~ Infrastructure Information Security Policy

~ Water and Sewer Line Construction Standard Specifications - click here for related water/wastewater/stormwater requirements

~ Standards for Water, Sewer, and Sewage Lift Station Design - click here for related water/wastewater/stormwater requirements

~ Standard Roadway and Utility Drawings

~ Meter Installation Drawings

~ Backflow Installation Drawings - click here for backflow prevention information

~ Developer's Operational Agreement - click here for related water/wastewater/stormwater requirements

~ Home/Property Owner's Operational Agreement - click here for related water/wastewater/stormwater requirements

~ Stormwater Best Management Practices

~ If Proposed work requires an easement release (Planning Board action)
     - Application and Fee 
     - Process Flowchart   

~ If required work relies on a modification of LDO standards
     - Type 1 General
     - Type 1 Build-to Line
     - Type 2
     - Type 3   

~ If proposed site or building work is within in a local historic district
     - Historic District Program
     - FAQs 
     - Certificate of Appropriateness Application - click here for application instructions

~ If proposed work is within a Special Overlay District
     - Districts, plans, and manuals

~ If proposed work requires Board of Adjustment (BOA) consideration
     - Fee Schedule, BOA meeting calendar, Process Flowchart 
     - Applications for variance, interpretation, appeal and special exception    
     - BOA Rules and Regulations Manual

~ If proposed work requires a change in the zoning of the site or other Zoning Commission review
     - Fee Schedule, Zoning Commission meeting calendar, Process Flowchart
     - Application for Special Use Permit Application (heard by Zoning Commission), Rezoning (heard     by Zoning Commission and possibly City Council), and Comprehensive Plan Amendment