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1. Why do I need to apply for an access permit?

An access permit is required when a driveway is constructed to connect private property to a public roadway. The work shall be performed by a licensed and insured contractor.  More information can be found at: https://www.pueblowestmetro.com/200/Commercial-Residential-Roadway-Access-Pe

2. How do I apply for an access permit?

An Access Permit can be obtained at the following link: Access Permit

3. Does my accessory structure require an access permit?

An Access Permit will be required if all of the determining criteria has been established.  This criteria includes if the structure is a carport, is larger than 200 square feet, has an opening of 8-feet or more, has a width of 10-feet or more, and a length of 16-feet or more.

4. Why do I need to apply for a Right-of-Way permit?

A ROW Use Permit is required when working in public right-of-way. The work shall be performed by a licensed and insured contractor.  More information can be found at: https://www.pueblowestmetro.com/201/Right-of-Way-Use-Permits

5. How do I apply for an Right-or-Way permit?

A Right-of-Way Permit can be obtained at the following link: Right-of-Way Permit

6. Do I need to be licensed and insured to work in public right-of-way?

The Contractor is required to be licensed and insured to obtain an Access Permit or Right-of-way Use Permit.

7. How do I schedule an inspection for permitted work?

If you need to schedule an inspection for permitted work please call our Engineering Administrative Assistant at 719-547-9801 or contact us at the following engineering@pwmd-co.us.

8. What is the process for building a commercial project?

The development process can be found at the following link: https://www.pueblowestmetro.com/513/Application-Process

9. How do I report a drainage problem?

You may report a drainage problem by utilizing the "My Pueblo West" smart phone application or online tool, by emailing engineering@pwmd-co.us, or by calling 719/547-9801.