01Match the permit type
Port Moody’s Highway Use Permit guidance separates major projects, minor requests, community events and movie productions. Explain the activity and the way it affects the street so the project team can identify the appropriate category and supporting documents.
02Include transit and notification
The City identifies TMP, transit consultation and public-notification requirements for major projects, community events and movie productions. Tell us about bus stops, routes and public access affected by the proposal, and who is coordinating those arrangements. Include any conditions already received from the City.
03Short activities still need planning
Port Moody’s guidance says the duration of disruption does not remove its Highway Use Permit requirement. Include setup, parking changes and removal in your schedule, even when the main activity is brief. Confirm the accepted work window before reserving on-site personnel and equipment.
04Define the closure stages
For utility or construction work, provide the excavation or equipment footprint and how it changes over the job. For production or event work, identify arrival and departure movements. That distinction helps establish whether you need flagging at access points, a lane closure setup or both.
05Arrange the right services
NORTHSTAR offers BCCSA-certified traffic control personnel, lane closure technicians and trucks, and TMP and permit support. Explain your activity and existing plan so we can discuss the personnel, equipment and supervision required. Confirm the scope and applicable approvals before work starts.
06Request a Port Moody quote
Request a quote with the full address, work description, requested dates, daily hours and site contact. Mention any existing plans or permit conditions. Call (604) 217-2915 for 24/7 dispatch and current availability. A quote enquiry does not reserve a crew or guarantee permit approval.