Get Driveway Permit - Clinton, Connecticut - Clintonct

All brush, trees and any other obstructions shall be cleared and removed for a distance of three (3) feet beyond the edge of pavement along both sides of the entire length of the driveway. The side or edge of a driveway shall not be located any closer than five (5) feet from an adjacent property line.

Definitions for driveway state: “Every entrance or exit authorized under applicable law and used by vehicular traffic to or from lands or buildings abutting a roadway.”

Any person or developer who wishes to a new driveway, or “curb cut,” on a city public street must first apply for a Driveway Apron Permit.

PROJECTS WHICH DO NOT REQUIRE A BUILDING PERMIT: Small site development - including finished grading and planting; fencing; and re-paving of existing roadways, parking lots and walkways. Bleacher projects which involve only the installation of pre-engineered, factory-built equipment without foundations or sitework.

Curb Cut Permits & Your Project Complete the work permit application, and submit the required documents through DOB NOW: Build. Obtain the Department's application approval. File for and pull all construction permits. Complete the work. Close the curb cut construction process.

You need a permit to construct or alter a garage or driveway. To apply for a permit, you can electronically file through DOB NOW. An eFiling account is required to submit filings in DOB NOW.

Application costs include a $130 filing fee and $3 per lineal foot of curb cut for one-, two- and three-family dwellings, and $6 per lineal foot for multiple dwellings and commercial buildings, ing to the buildings department.

No, a permit is not required unless you are relocating the driveway or increasing the size of the driveway. If that is the case, then you will need to apply for a zoning permit.