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1. As a contractor, where can I learn about ongoing or upcoming Capital Improvement Projects?

A list of available Capital Improvement Projects around South Salt Lake can be found at the Utah Public Procurement Place, along with many other biddable projects throughout Utah.

2. Who should I contact if I see a problem with a road or building?

Contact the Public Works Inspector at 801-412-3211 if you notice an issue with a road or building that could present a serious danger to the residents of SSL. You can also reach out to The Streets and Sidewalks Division for problems with streets or signage. Please contact Code Enforcement at 801-464-6712 if you notice any clear violations of building code. 

3. Do I need a Right-of-Way Permit?

Normal construction activity in the public right-of-way, including obstruction of the public right-of-way requires a permit (PDF) from our Engineering Department with the city of South Salt Lake. Work in the public right-of-way includes replacement or new construction of streets, sidewalks, curb and gutter, drive approaches, and utility excavations. Landscaping does not require a public right-of-way permit unless heavy equipment is used to move material. Planning approval may be required, please contact the community development department 801-483-6063.

If you need to close a city-owned street or sidewalk for any length of time, you will be required to obtain a right-of-way permit and include a Traffic Control Plan.

Do you need a dumpster or moving containers curbside? Here’s what you’ll need:

1. A Right-of-Way Permit (PDF) is required to place a moving container or dumpster on the shoulder of the road, a fee will be charged for the length of the permit.
2. Every moving container or dumpster must have a traffic control plan that includes placement of barricades.

4. Do I need a Permit for a sewer spot repair on private property?

Yes, a Right-of-Way Permit (PDF) must be applied for on a sewer spot repair. If staying outside of the City's Right-of-Way the only fee required will be the application/inspection fee.