If you’re placing a construction dumpster rental on private property, you likely won’t need to get a permit. However, if you need to place the dumpster in a right-of-way, like a public street, you may need a permit. This is sometimes called a dumpster permit or right-of-way permit. To get a permit, you need to contact the engineering department or the city for Avon, Farmington, East Granby, Granby, or Windsor Locks.
Getting a Permit to Place a Construction Dumpster Rental on a Public Street
Avon, CT
You can call the city at 860-409-4300 for a right-of-way permit. You’ll need to contact the engineering department for the application form. If the work has anything to do with driveway construction, they ask that you apply for a Driveway Permit.
Farmington, CT
You’ll need to call the city to ask for an application. For a right-of-way permit for your dumpster call the city at 860-675-2300.
East Granby, CT
If you are placing the dumpster on a public street near a park or some residential areas, this town has specific rules. They may require a visual screen to block the view of the dumpster. The city will be able to tell you if that’s the case for your location. For a permit and information, call the city at 860-653-4017.
Granby, CT
You can call the community development department for your application permit. Contact them at 860-844-5318.
Windsor Locks, CT
You’ll need to contact the city to ask for a dumpster permit. Call them at 860-292-8696.
How Long Will It Take To Get a Permit?
You can sometimes get a permit approved in as fast as a single day. However, that does involve a bit of luck. It can take up to two weeks. It’s best to apply as soon as possible if you want everything to go smoothly.
Places That Usually Require Dumpster Permits
Most of the time, construction projects require placing a dumpster somewhere that counts as public property, meaning it requires a permit. These locations include parks, public green spaces, public parking lots, or mall parking lots. It also includes areas like across a sidewalk, across a public walkway, in a street, or in an alley.
You likely won’t need a permit if you park the dumpster in a private, residential driveway. You can also park the dumpster behind a home in the backyard or in another space on private property. Still, it can be best to call the city and ask before a neighbor does it.
Information You’ll Need for a Permit
To save yourself time, there are a few pieces of information you’ll want to have on hand when you call. Have the company name and phone number of the dumpster rental company you’re using. Have the name of the property owner, the address, and the phone number. Be clear on the start date and end date of your dumpster rental contract and the size of the dumpster.
Be very clear about the exact address and description of where the dumpster will be placed. Some cities may ask that you submit a drawing showing the location placed on a map, with any nearby potential obstructions listed. These potential issues would include bus stops, loading zones, or parking meters.
Whether you need a short-term or long-term roll-off dumpster for your construction site, our team can help. We have multiple roll-off dumpster sizes available for our rentals. Contact Windsor Sanitation today to request information on our dumpster rentals.