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Bus Stop, Bench and Shelter Permits in Los Angeles

Installing or modifying bus stops, benches, or shelters within the Los Angeles County Right-of-Way requires an encroachment permit. This applies to transit agencies, municipalities, and private entities placing transit-related infrastructure in public spaces.

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What This Permit Covers

  • New bus stop installations on County sidewalks and roads
  • Bench placements within the public right-of-way
  • Bus shelter construction or modification
  • Signage and amenities associated with transit stops

When This Permit May Be Needed

  • When installing a new bus stop or relocating an existing one in Los Angeles
  • When placing benches on County sidewalks or right-of-way
  • When constructing or modifying bus shelters on public property
  • When transit-related improvements affect the County ROW
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Why Clear Permit Guidance Matters

Bus stops, benches, and shelters occupy public right-of-way space and must meet specific placement and accessibility requirements. Proper permits ensure compliance with County standards and ADA requirements in Los Angeles.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Transit agencies, municipalities, or private entities installing bus stops, benches, or shelters within the County Right-of-Way may need this type of encroachment permit.
Yes, bus stops, benches, and shelters must meet County specifications for placement, accessibility, and clearance within the right-of-way.

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