Widening driveway and new curb cut

Expanding my driveway from 10' to 25' in San Diego. First I had to get a ROW (Right of Way) permit, traffic control permit, and monument preservation certificate. Then after months of rain delays we finally got to break ground. Parker Concrete did an incredible job, start to finish!

[@bonsummers2657]

Thanks for posting. Now I have to figure out how to get a right-of-way-permit for the purpose of expanding the driveway apron.

[@WillLeingang]

Contact Acme Safety & supply. When I got mine they had a service for helping with permitting and since they did it so much they saved me a ton of time.

[@latricet5569]

Please share more details on how much did he ROW, Traffic control and monument preservation certificate cost as well as the job?

[@WillLeingang]

It took several months to get the required stuff together: engineering plan ($800), permit consultant to stand in line and work with city ($800), approval to move street trees, surveyor stamp & monument preservation ($305), ROW permit ($1,838), Acme Safety & supply to procure traffic control permit ($400), traffic control permit ($80), concrete contractor ($6,700). Total out of pocket cost for me: $11,000. Total time from start to final inspection: 5.5 months.

[@sunnydayincali]

Thank you for the video and info I live in Oceanside, CA. Can you please provide the name of the company you dealt with?

[@WillLeingang]

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[@sunnydayincali]

Thank you 👍

[@omegaxshark21]

How much did the ROW permit end up costing you? How long did the process take for permitting>? Mind sharing how much the total job cost you? Im looking to go from 18 feet to 24 feet so it wouldnt be as big of a job

[@WillLeingang]

Eddie see comment to Lady T