Commission approves Oracle permitting and licensing agreement to modernize development services
The commission approved contracts to implement Oracle Permitting and Licensing (OPAL) and related implementation services to centralize permitting, licensing and plan review. The implementation contract is roughly $904,000; funding and ongoing software costs will be phased and further reviewed for long-term fee recovery.
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The Manhattan City Commission on April 1 approved purchase and implementation agreements for Oracle Permitting and Licensing (OPAL) software, a program the city says will centralize building permits, licensing, plan review and other development-related services into a single online portal.
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