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Forum: Construction Zone: building, remodeling, additionsReplies: 0, Views: 15
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snapple45
Holland, OH
(Zone 5b)

October 06, 2008
07:08 PM

Post #5640738

Are there any standards for the maximum allowable grade/slope for residental driveway access? They just tore out and replaced our street - the whole kit and kaboodle with new new curbs, gutters and sidewalks. The drop distance from where they cut our existing concrete driveway to the new curb cut is 13". How much run should I insist on for the replacement driveway approach?

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