Camarillo, CA Filming & Production: Street Closures (2026)

022(B)(1)-(2), with the director deciding within two or four working days depending on traffic impact. Street closures are carved out under paragraph (3): where an application "contemplates a street closure," it must instead be submitted to the city council, which considers it at the earliest lawfully scheduled meeting after the completed application is filed. If the council approves the closure, or if it is unable to act within the time required by law, the city manager or a designee may issue it instead, with the permit issued on the next working day following the meeting that approved it.

This routes street-closure decisions through an elected body rather than staff, adding a public-meeting step that ordinary location shoots do not face. 022 still applies to a street-closure film permit: the application fee is capped at the city's actual service cost under subsection (E), the standard state-approved insurance form is required under subsection (F), a cancellation fee applies for a late cancellation under subsection (G), and the production company must keep the approved permit on site for the length of the shoot under subsection (H).