Do I need a permit for a new driveway? Can I make my driveway wider at the street?
You do NOT need a permit if you are simply re-surfacing or replacing your existing driveway. You DO need a permit if you are making your driveway bigger in any way. The maximum width for a driveway is 22 feet at the right-of-way for residential, 32 feet at the right-of-way for commercial.

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1. When and why are hydrants flushed?
2. I just moved into a newly-built home and there is standing water in my yard. Who is responsible for fixing it?
3. My property is adjacent to a storm water pond and I don’t like all the tall grass and wildflowers surrounding it. Can I mow it down and do my own landscaping?
4. Do I need a permit for a new driveway? Can I make my driveway wider at the street?
5. Is it OK to dig in my yard to plant trees and shrubs?
6. Are there any restrictions on what types of trees I can plant, or where I can plant them?