Get Minimum Use Driveway Permits - Acec/pa - Acecpa

Completing the Minimum Use Driveway Permit form is an essential step for property owners looking to establish a driveway with minimal vehicle traffic. This guide will provide clear, step-by-step instructions to assist users in efficiently filling out the permit application online.

Follow the steps to successfully complete your permit application.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to retrieve the Minimum Use Driveway Permit form and open it in your editing software.
2. Carefully enter the name of the applicant, ensuring it is the property owner as required. Input complete contact information, including a current phone number.
3. Specify the fee by referring to the appropriate page in the application, and include the check number to facilitate payment.
4. Indicate the type of application by placing an ‘X’ in the correct box to either construct a new driveway or alter an existing one.
5. Fill in the anticipated dates for when construction is scheduled to begin and be completed, making sure to meet the minimum requirement of submitting the application at least 30 days in advance.
6. Complete the fields for the county and municipality where the driveway will be constructed, including entering the correct route number and the nearest intersection name.
7. Provide sight distance measurements if available, remembering that these are optional and can be verified by the Department.
8. Add the proposed width of the driveway. The minimum width must be at least 10 feet for cars.
9. If applicable, indicate if any portion of the property is reserved for a person with a disability or a severely disabled veteran, responding with 'Yes' or 'No.'
10. Sign the application to certify that all information is accurate and true. Enter the date of the signature.
11. Finalize your application by saving changes, then download or print the completed form. Optionally, share it as needed.

Complete your Minimum Use Driveway Permit application online today to ensure your project is compliant with local regulations.