Zoning review is required to relocate a utility meter at or to a street-facing location, though NO Zoning permit or fees are required. Side or rear placement is preferred. However, if it must be located at a street-facing location and may be visible from the public right-of-way, it must be screened (you may propose a large potted plant in front of it, for example). Electrical and/or Plumbing Permits will also be required. New utility meter installations may also require a Creek Protection Permit.
You may view the Planning Code regulations online under OMC 17.124.045.
STEP ONE: Zoning Review (Street-Facing Meters)
- Submit a Zoning Worksheet through our Online Permit Center
- In the Worksheet, upload your all site photos, a site plan, elevations and/or a cut sheet for vendor
- A planner will review your submission
- Once approved, you will receive confirmation from the Zoning Division
STEP TWO: Building Permit
For electrical meters:
- Apply for an Electrical Permit: Commercial/non-residential | Residential
For gas meters:
- Apply for a Plumbing Permit: Commercial/non-residential | Residential
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