A City Inspector must be involved when any work is being conducted within the public right-of-way. 

The public right-of-way includes land which is reserved by: 

• Deed
• Conveyance
• Agreement
• Easement Dedication
• Usage
• Process of law 

The public right-of-way includes land which is dedicated to the:

• Street purposes
• Highway purposes
• Alley purposes
• Public utility purposes
• Storm drainage purposes
• Water purposes
• Sanitary sewer purposes
• Sidewalk purposes
• Bikeway purposes
• Pedestrian walkway purposes

You may also contact Community Development Engineering at 530-661-5820 to obtain further information regarding the public right-of-way. Please refer to the Inspection Services page for more information.