Porta Potty Rental in Cupertino

The Sunnyvale–Cupertino border

Cupertino and Sunnyvale meet along Homestead Road and the area around De Anza Boulevard and Wolfe Road, and many neighborhoods look alike on both sides. Garden Gate, Rancho Rinconada and the streets near Homestead High School have mid-century homes that are being remodeled or torn down and rebuilt. Office and retail work clusters along Stevens Creek Boulevard and the Vallco area, where large redevelopment has been planned for years.

Memorial Park is Cupertino's main park for group picnics. Its picnic area holds up to 113 people and has permanent restrooms, which many hosts supplement with an extra unit or handwashing station for larger groups.

From Sunnyvale

The same Sunnyvale team schedules Cupertino, reaching it via De Anza Boulevard, Wolfe Road or Highway 85. Cupertino and Sunnyvale both allow weekday work, but Cupertino has stricter rules for grading and demolition near homes. If your project is in the demolition phase, tell us when you call so the delivery date is on a weekday.

What Cupertino requires

In Cupertino, construction is generally allowed 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. on weekdays and 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on weekends, with none on holidays. Grading, demolition and street work within 750 feet of a residential area can't happen on weekends, holidays or at night. To reserve a picnic area, give at least seven days' notice. If you want the park for exclusive use, you need to apply to the City Manager between 14 and 60 days before the event.

Cupertino setups

• A standard unit for a Garden Gate or Rancho Rinconada rebuild.
• Several units with handwashing for a Stevens Creek office or retail build-out.
• One extra standard unit and a handwashing station to back up Memorial Park's restrooms for a picnic near capacity.
• An ADA-accessible unit for older guests or anyone with limited mobility.

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