DC Permits: 30 Days Per Request for After Hours Construction
Learn when DC construction needs an after hours permit, how the 30 day limit works, and how DDOT, ANC support, and contractor planning affect approval.
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Learn when DC construction needs an after hours permit, how the 30 day limit works, and how DDOT, ANC support, and contractor planning affect approval.

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