| GIS Addressing | Resolved | Need to update addresses for street facing. |
| Parks and Parkways Tree Review | Resolved | No city trees adjacent to the address |
| Plan Review | Resolved | PLAN REVIEW
This project has been reviewed by Warren E. Jones, PE. Any questions, more information needed, or for digital document correspondence, email warren.jones@nola.gov or call (504) 658-7121. |
| Plan Review | Resolved | PLAN REVIEW
GENERAL NOTE:
The 2021 International Residential Code (“2021 IRC”) applies to one and two-family dwellings not more than three stories above grade plane, and their accessory structures. Unless noted otherwise all construction work must comply with, and all review comments and citations reference, the 2021 IRC including all relevant subsections.
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| Plan Review | Resolved | PLAN REVIEW
New Sidewalks, Driveways & Curb Cuts:
New or renovated driveways, sidewalks or curb cuts (including patches and repairs), require approval from the Department of Public Works. Site plan indicating location of the planned improvements must be submitted to DPW.
(Note: Depending on address and other details of your work, you may also need additional approvals (e.g. Vieux Carre Commission, Parks and Parkways etc.) to comply with all applicable City codes and regulations.)
For more information including a DPW driveway/curb cut permit application, fee schedule and sample standard drawing, go to https://www.nola.gov/onestop/building/street/driveway-sidewalk-cut-permit or contact DPW at (504) 658-8040 or contact
Kathryn (Kat) Jennings, EI (DPW) at kathryn.jennings@nola.gov / (504) 658-8054
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| Plan Review | Resolved | PLAN REVIEW
Sewerage & Water Board:
- For any NEW WATER SUPPLY LINES: Submit a plumbing riser diagram for review/approval by Sewerage and Water Board. Any questions or for more information, contact Mike Evans at mevans@swbno.org
- For any NEW PLUMBING FIXTURES: Approval of plumbing riser diagram by Sewerage and Water Board is required. Submit a floor plan and riser diagram to backflowplanreview@bpsbr.com. Any backflow prevention-specific questions or for more information, call (504) 582-9028
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| Plan Review | Resolved | PLAN REVIEW
Zoning and Floodplain Administration reviews are pending. Additional review comments may be forthcoming. |
| Zoning | Resolved | Zoning - Article 22, Section 22.8 requires one off-street parking space (pad) per dwelling unit, which measures eighteen (18) feet deep by 8.5 feet wide, to be provided. Parking pads may be located within the required interior side or rear yard but shall be located one foot from any lot line. Parking spaces are prohibited between the street line and the nearest point of the front or corner facade of any building. Please revise plans accordingly. - - Alternatively, if a hardship exists, you may seek a variance from the Board of Zoning Adjustments. Contact CPC for more information at cpcinfo@nola.gov or 504-658-7033. For application materials and approval criteria please see this link: https://www.nola.gov/onestop/building/planning-project/variances/ |
| Zoning | Resolved | a. A residential driveway that provides access to a garage is limited to a maximum of twelve (12) feet in width at the front property line. A driveway apron, the width of the garage, as measured from the garage walls, is permitted to extend for a distance (depth) of twenty (20) feet from the garage doors before tapering back to the required driveway width for access to the additional spaces. Driveways that do not terminate in a garage are limited to twelve (12) feet in width. (See Figure 22-8: Residential Driveway Width). The Department of Safety & Permits Director may exercise discretion of this general rule based on the location of the garage and its distance from the curb. |
| Zoning | Resolved | Curb Cuts/Sidewalks - New or renovated driveways, sidewalks or curb cuts (including patches and repairs), require approval from the Department of Public Works. Site plan indicating location of the planned improvements must be submitted to DPW. For more information including a DPW driveway/curb cut permit application, fee schedule and sample standard drawing, go to https://www.nola.gov/onestop/building/street/driveway-sidewalk-cut-permit or contact DPW at (504) 658-8040 or contact Kathryn (Kat) Jennings, EI (DPW) at kathryn.jennings@nola.gov / (504) 658-8054 or
Kevin Giroir, PE (DPW) at kggiroir@nola.gov / (504) 658-8006
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| Public Works - Traffic | Resolved | DPW Comment: Please revise site plan to show any obstructions within the public right-of-way specifically the power pole adjacent the proposed driveway that could be in conflict with driveway apron. Please include relevant distances between apron and obstruction(s) to ensure a minimum of 18" separation exists. Trees in proximity will be evaluated by the Parks & Parkways Department to ensure tree root system will not be adversely affected. If there is nothing relevant in the public right-of-way to add to the site plan, please confirm by email. |
| Public Works - Traffic | Resolved | DPW Comment: Please upload revised document(s) directly through https://onestopapp.nola.gov, and notify your permit reviewer by email once done. Your DPW reviewer is Kathryn Jennings, reachable at Kathryn.Jennings@nola.gov |
| Public Works - Traffic | Open | Driveway apron location shown on " 3301 S Saratoga Permit Set 1(REV).pdf" approved provided all Zoning and Parks & Parkways requirements have been met. Applicant is fully responsible for ensuring compliance with all Zoning requirements, and for ensuring that Parks & Parkways has given approval for all work with the potential to negatively impact a City tree. Driveway must conform to all City standards, and must not negatively impact drainage. Any conflict with existing utilities, trees, or other obstructions must be resolved with appropriate entities to ensure a minimum separation between utility and apron of 18 inches, and/or any other clearance requirement as required. Conflicts with any RTA route must be resolved with RTA. This resolution must occur prior to any work, and this approval is contingent on the resolution (i.e., if any entity has an unresolvable conflict, this approval is void). Any storm drain within apron area must be converted to drop inlet. Driveway / Curb Cut permit application with site plan showing proper apron as per City standards must be submitted prior to installation. Any storm drain conversion or other subsurface utility work requires a separate Utility/Service Cut permit (also referred to as a Street Cut permit). Any sidewalk work outside of the panels within and immediately adjacent to driveway aprons requires a separate Sidewalk Repair permit. Work subject to Section 146-448 of the Municipal Code as applicable. Note: Truncated domes shown on DPW standard drawings are not required unless specifically stated on the stipulations of the Driveway / Curb Cut permit. |