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Oscar Beteta
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Blue Bell, PA
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Widening an Existing Driveway with Gravel in Philly (Mt. Airy)

Oscar Beteta
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Blue Bell, PA
Posted

Hi everyone!

I have a house in Mt. Airy (Philadelphia) with an existing driveway that can fit about 3 cars in line. My front yard is adjacent to the driveway. since the front yard is pretty big, I'm considering enlarging my driveway by removing some adjacent grass and replacing it loose gravel. This will allow me to fit 3 cars in a more effective way so that they are not blocking each other when parked. 

What do you guys think? Do I need to contact the city to get a permit for this work?

Note that the previous owner had already used the grass area to park on so the only difference here is that I would be replacing some grass area with loose gravel to make it easier to park when it rains (cars can get stuck in the mud).

Thanks! 

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