Driveway Permit

Step 1.Plan your driveway

During the application process you will need to upload a site drawing showing new or expanded driveway. Include the exact locations and dimensions of all of these features: 

• Property lines
• Buildings
• Driveways
• Streets
• Alleys
• The proposed location of the driveway
• The amount of ground cover (unpaved area) in the yard

Step 2.Review the requirements

If your driveway permit is approved, all work in the right-of-way, including curb, gutter, driveway approach/apron, and sidewalk must be performed by a City licensed Sidewalk contractor. Sidewalk contractor will be required to obtain a Right-of-Way/Sidewalk permit to work in the right-of-way AFTER your driveway permit has been approved.

If your driveway work will be part of a larger development project requiring a Land Use (LUDS) permit, this Driveway Permit Application is not required. However, any work in the right-of-way will require a Right-of-Way/Sidewalk Permit.

Step 3.Become a registered user

To complete the application process online, you must have an account in our citizen portal. If you've never used our citizen portal, create an account here and register with your email address.

Step 4.Make sure you have time to apply

This application will take about 20 minutes once you've gathered the required information identified in the steps above. You'll be able to save your application and resume later if you need more time.

Step 5.Have payment ready

Be prepared to pay fees associated with your permit. We accept all major credit cards and e-checks.

Step 6.Ready to apply?

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Step 7.We'll review your application

Expect to hear from us within 1-2 business days. We'll email you to confirm receipt of your application. Keep in mind that you might need to revise your application or attachments if we notice any missing or incorrect information.

Step 1.Plan your driveway

During the application process you will need to provide a site drawing showing new or expanded driveway. Include the exact locations and dimensions of all of these features: 

• Property lines
• Buildings
• Driveways
• Streets
• Alleys
• The proposed location of the driveway
• The amount of ground cover (unpaved area) in the yard

Step 2.Review the requirements

If your driveway permit is approved, all work in the right-of-way, including curb, gutter, driveway approach/apron, and sidewalk must be performed by a City licensed Sidewalk contractor. Sidewalk contractor will be required to obtain a Right-of-Way/Sidewalk permit to work in the right-of-way AFTER your driveway permit has been approved.

If your driveway work will be part of a larger development project requiring a Land Use (LUDS) permit, this Driveway Permit Application is not required. However, any work in the right-of-way will require a Right-of-Way/Sidewalk Permit.

Step 3.Complete the application

Download, print, and fill out the application. Bring your completed application to our office. You can find our address in the Contact Us section of this page.

Download the application

Step 4.Have payment ready

Be prepared to pay fees associated with your permit. We accept all major credit cards and e-checks.

Step 5.We'll review your application

Expect to hear from us within 1-2 business days. We'll email you to confirm receipt of your application. Keep in mind that you might need to revise your application or attachments if we notice any missing or incorrect information.