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Old 05-20-2021, 06:56 PM   #10
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Originally Posted by TheProfessor View Post
This town does require a driveway permit. All has to do with street drainage - water run off - rain and snow. Piping under driveway with specific type/size of pipes.


If this is a state maintained road. Another ball of wax in permits.
In Gilford I was having my driveway paved a few years ago. The first 20 feet in from the street was fine but the rest was going to be paved. I went to the DPW get a permit and they told me I didn't need one since the new paving was not abutting a town road.
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