Permit PROW - 2021 - Revocable - Public Rights-of-Way for Burbank Way - Irrigation Improvements - J Double A, LLC

Identification

• Title: Permit PROW - 2021 - Revocable - Public Rights-of-Way for Burbank Way - Irrigation Improvements - J Double A, LLC
• Expanded Number: PWROW/000249
• Date Created: Monday, December 13, 2021 at 1:45 PM
• Date Registered: Monday, December 13, 2021 at 2:00 PM
• Accession Number: 0
• Record Class: Municipal
• Content Manager Barcode: R03000N9DG
• Record Type: OCC - Permit to Work in PROW & Spptg Docs
• Latest Version: PWROW/249

Parts

• First Part: PWROW/249
• Latest Part: PWROW/249
• Is Part: No

Archiving

• Retention Schedule: 075.020.G Permits to Work In Public Way; Notes: MASTER RECORD OWNERSHIP: PUBLIC WORKS & PLANNING; CMRRS RECORD DEFINITION: Encroachment permits, revocable permits, street cut permits, public right-of-way permits or other permits issued for permanent, indefinite or temporary trespass on, under or over the public right-of-way (streets, sidewalks, adjacent public right-of-way or publicly owned property); for private use or construction to place improvements, communications, utility or other installations or temporary uses in the public way, such as demolitions, excavations, street cuts, blasting, crane operations, barricade installations, concrete construction (curb, gutter, sidewalks) or the moving of heavy equipment; supporting documentation includes applications, maps and drawings, proof of insurance, departmental reviews, approvals, etc.; CMRRS RETENTION: 3 years after permit expiration, revocation or discontinuance of use and after expiration of any warranties for activity or work done in public way; Action Summary: Destroy 3 years after Date of Expiration / Revocation / Discontinuance (Additional Field)
• Disposition: Active
• Disposal Schedule: Make Inactive: No Relevant Triggers; Destroy: Waiting on Trigger Date
• Date Due for Destruction: Waiting on Trigger Date
• Last Action Date: Sunday, September 22, 2024 at 6:32 AM

Container

• Is a container: No