What does the Mesa Pavement Cut Application request?

It requests approval to cut or disturb street pavement and collects project, applicant, contractor, work scope, justification, pavement age, and fee information.

Do I need a notary for the Mesa Pavement Cut Application?

No. It is signed without a notary; developer projects require a registrant’s seal and signature, and the form requests a registered civil engineer’s seal, date, and signature.

How do I submit the Mesa Pavement Cut Application?

Submit it through the City permit process with the applicable Construction Permit Application or Non-City Utility or Utility Permit Application. Electronic submittals go in DIMES as a PDF.

What plans must accompany the application?

Include a 24-by-36-inch formatted civil plan sheet showing the work location, type of work, and mill-and-overlay limits. The document says permits will not be processed without the required sheets.

Mesa, AZ · Maricopa County

No notary required

Pavement Cut Process and Application

This application lets developers and utility or capital improvement project applicants request approval to cut, excavate, or otherwise disturb Mesa street pavement.

What this form is

Use this application to request approval for pavement cuts, which require an approved permit and restoration under city standards. It asks for project, applicant, contractor, work scope, justification, pavement age, and cut fee information; applicants must also provide a civil plan sheet showing the work location and limits. Fees and possible mill-and-overlay requirements depend on pavement age and cut details.

Who needs it

Developers, utility applicants, and capital improvement project applicants need this application when their permitted work will cut or disturb Mesa street pavement.

How to submit it

Submit it with the Construction Permit Application for developer projects or the Non-City Utility or Utility Permit Application for utility and CIP projects through the City permit process. For electronic submittals, upload the PDF in DIMES; the city collects the pavement restoration fee with permit issuance.

About notarization

This application is signed without a notary; developer projects require a registrant’s seal and signature, and the form also requests a registered civil engineer’s seal, date, and signature.

How to submit this form

1
Download The Application
Download the Pavement Cut Application PDF.
2
Complete The Application
Enter project and applicant details, work scope and justification, and pavement age and cut information.
3
Gather Required Plans
Include a 24-by-36-inch formatted civil plan sheet showing the work location, type of work, and mill-and-overlay limits.
4
Submit With The Permit Application
Submit it with the applicable permit application through the City permit process, or upload the PDF in DIMES for electronic submittal.

Frequently asked questions

What does the Mesa Pavement Cut Application request?: It requests approval to cut or disturb street pavement and collects project, applicant, contractor, work scope, justification, pavement age, and fee information.
Do I need a notary for the Mesa Pavement Cut Application?: No. It is signed without a notary; developer projects require a registrant’s seal and signature, and the form requests a registered civil engineer’s seal, date, and signature.
How do I submit the Mesa Pavement Cut Application?: Submit it through the City permit process with the applicable Construction Permit Application or Non-City Utility or Utility Permit Application. Electronic submittals go in DIMES as a PDF.
What plans must accompany the application?: Include a 24-by-36-inch formatted civil plan sheet showing the work location, type of work, and mill-and-overlay limits. The document says permits will not be processed without the required sheets.

Need something notarized?

This Pavement Cut Process and Application doesn’t need a notary — but if you have another Mesa form that does, a commissioned online notary can help.