The land is located in an area where there is no infrastructure -- i.e. no gas lines, no electrical lines, no water lines, no water wells, and no paved roads or streets, and it's not near a major highway.

How much to pave the roads?

Is the alley paved?

I will only purchase property that has city sewer within 200 feet, water/electric service adjacent, and on an improved/paved city/county street.

These areas, designated by a new “z” Constrained Sites overlay zone, will retain existing regulations for corner duplexes or one accessory dwelling unit with a house.Lots that do not meet minimum lot sizes for three or four units (R2.5 = 3,200 sq ft; R5 = 4,500 sq ft; R7 = 5,000 sq ft)Infrastructure constraints, including lack of paved streets, sewer or water service.Increase the allowed size (FAR) for duplexes and triplexes (no increase for a fourplex).

Seriously, rockstars that rejoice in living well below their means are the ones that will pave the path to their own future.

50 space park, paved roads.

I was wondering if anybody has experience in getting the county to pave roads?

Re paved driveway.

Huge yard, paved driveway, no garage (most comparables have down detached).