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D. Railroad Permit Any work crossing (above or below ground) or adjacent to railroad property requires a permit from the affected railroad company. E. Fill Permit A PEPI permit does not authorize grading/fill activity on private property. It is the applicant's responsibility to verify and obtain all necessary grading/fill permits through Building and Permit Services at the Permit Information Center before starting any construction outside of the public -rights of -way and easements. F. Tree Removal Permit A Tree Removal Permit may be required for work near street trees or removal of a tree on private property. Removal of more than 30 percent of the critical root zone of a street tree constitutes a felling and requires a permit. Authorization for planned, unavoidable streettree removal is typically approved through the PEPI permit. Unanticipated technical fellings or removals requires a separate street tree removal permit and/or may be subject to penalties as violations of Chapter 6.300. Replacement of a street tree or payment of its appraised value is required under the PEPI, as determined by the Urban Forester. See Appendix D for applicable regulations. Trees shall be delineated on the CSMP; refer to Section 3 for plan requirements. G. Electric Permit An Electrical Permit is required from Building Permit Services at the Permit and Information Center for all traffic signal and street illumination work. The electrical Contractor is responsible for obtaining the permit after the construction plans are approved. 4.12 CONTRACTOR AND CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE Contractor: The applicant (Owner/Developer) shall submit a copy of their contract with a qualified Contractor. If the Contractor is not known by the City Engineer pre -qualification screening may be required: Construction Schedule in accordance with the Standard Specifications shall be submitted before the construction permit is issued. Public Improvement Design Standards Manual, 2016 Page 4-13