Contact the local KDOT Area office in which the proposed driveway will be located. The KDOT Area Engineer or Area Superintendent will assist you by providing you with the Highway Permit (DOT Form No. 309) and necessary additional information to secure a Highway Permit to work on Highway Right-of-Way. You will be asked to provide a detailed site plan, showing the details and dimensions of the proposed construction. The review and approval process by KDOT normally takes 2-4 weeks for a non-commercial driveway.

Anyone who proposes to work on highway Right-of-Way. This work would include replacement, relocation, removal, or resurfacing of an existing access connection.

The abutting property owner or land developer is responsible for all costs incurred by the improvements on highway Right-of-Way.

The KDOT District or Area office will determine whether asphalt or concrete will be used to surface your driveway and specify the minimum surface thickness depending upon the type and number of vehicles projected to use the driveway.