What a stamped concrete contractor in Daytona Beach can and can't pour at the curb
Your front yard in Daytona Beach is really two yards. City code Sec. 86-104 hands each owner next to a right-of-way the upkeep of the sidewalks, curbs, gutters, inlets, drainage structures and driveway aprons in it. But only the city, its contractors or a person with current written permission from the city manager may do that work. That permission takes plans approved by the public works director, a contractor who accepts responsibility and an owner liability agreement. Digging or cutting in the right-of-way needs its own permit under Sec. 86-104 and Sec. 86-135.
So we plan every stamped pattern to stop at your lot line unless the city has approved more. Pavers in the parkage need a recorded license agreement with the city. Should the city ever require them removed, you restore the right-of-way and build a driveway apron that meets city standards. Get that approval in hand before you pick a color.
