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<blockquote data-quote="Nmariner" data-source="post: 258040" data-attributes="member: 5148">Lycan I would double check on the permit.&nbsp; Townships and counties don't communicate well sometimes.&nbsp; At least get something in writing that approves you putting an approach at that location and have it signed by someone with the authority to do so.&nbsp; Better to be safe than sorry, never know when someone complains and you have to move it(I have see stupider things happen).&nbsp; I agree with the guy best thing to do is strip topsoil, steal material from the hill and place a good surface material 4&quot; thick over it.&nbsp; If you ever see yourself having an asphalt or concrete driveway I do not recommend using a fatty clay to build it.&nbsp; Crushed Asphalt has gone way up in price is it is now reincorporated into Asphalt at the Hot Plant on every city street.&nbsp; It still has oil content in it and with the high price of Asphalt Oils nowadays it pushes the value of crushed asphalt up considerably.&nbsp; I dont know how big you are going but 10 hours @ $180 an hour ($1800) is in the ballpark price wise.If you have any questions PM me.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nmariner, post: 258040, member: 5148"] Lycan I would double check on the permit. Townships and counties don't communicate well sometimes. At least get something in writing that approves you putting an approach at that location and have it signed by someone with the authority to do so. Better to be safe than sorry, never know when someone complains and you have to move it(I have see stupider things happen). I agree with the guy best thing to do is strip topsoil, steal material from the hill and place a good surface material 4" thick over it. If you ever see yourself having an asphalt or concrete driveway I do not recommend using a fatty clay to build it. Crushed Asphalt has gone way up in price is it is now reincorporated into Asphalt at the Hot Plant on every city street. It still has oil content in it and with the high price of Asphalt Oils nowadays it pushes the value of crushed asphalt up considerably. I dont know how big you are going but 10 hours @ $180 an hour ($1800) is in the ballpark price wise. If you have any questions PM me. [/QUOTE]

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