Driveway curb cuts connecting to New Milford roads require a permit through public works; surfacing and front-yard parking are limited by zoning.
Two sets of rules meet at the end of a New Milford driveway. The connection to the road — the curb cut — is public works territory and requires a permit before you cut, widen or relocate it; that review covers sight lines and drainage where your driveway meets town pavement. Everything behind the curb is zoning's concern: surfacing standards and limits on front-yard parking keep vehicles on the driveway rather than the lawn. Planning a new driveway or a second approach? Start with public works, then confirm the zoning rules for your district.
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