SRP Land Department

Start or access your projects

Manage your construction projects through the SRP Project Plan Portal. All projects requiring conflict review or new easements must be submitted, reviewed and managed through the portal. Learn more about using the SRP Project Plan Portal on the construction services homepage.

For questions or support, call (602) 236-8739 (602) 236-8739

Leasing and licensing of SRP or federal property

If you want to lease or license SRP property for purposes such as parking, landscaping, commercial or agricultural uses, you can initiate your request by starting a project in the SRP Project Plan Portal, selecting the “Conflict Review Only” option and providing the requested information as indicated.

Request information about easements and encroachments

If you have questions about what can be constructed, altered, planted or stored within an SRP easement or near an SRP power or water facility, you can submit an information request.

Once you complete and submit the request form, an SRP representative will contact you within five to 10 business days.

Most common requests:

• Request permission to encroach within an SRP easement with landscaping, signs, structures or other improvements
• Request abandonment of an SRP easement or public utilities easement
• Request a Federal Housing Administration (FHA)/Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Fall Zone letter
• Request for overhead, underground or irrigation facility map
• Other land rights inquiries

What are encroachments?

An easement is a perpetual land right that grants a specific person or entity the right to utilize a specific area for a specific purpose. SRP acquires easements for the purpose of safely accessing, constructing, operating and maintaining its facilities.

Any improvement within an SRP easement that is inconsistent with the terms of the easement is considered an encroachment.

Customers can submit plans to the SRP Project Plan Portal for a conflict review to receive approval of a desired encroachment.

Questions about what can be built or planted within a specific transmission easement? Review SRP transmission encroachment guidelines.