Do I need a permit from the Town to replace/repair my driveway?

You do not need a permit to replace/repair residential driveways. However, in the event a homeowner wishes to extend or build a new driveway over an easement or right of way, the Town requires the homeowner to obtain an Encroachment Permit. Please contact David McLawhorn, Senior Roadway Inspector, at 843-856-3080 or dmclawhorn@tompsc.com for questions regarding Encroachment Permits. 

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1. How can I report a pothole?
2. When will my street be repaved?
3. How do I report broken/fallen street signs?
4. How can my neighborhood request traffic calming devices such as speed humps?
5. How can I determine if my street is owned/maintained by the Town?
6. Do I need a permit from the Town to replace/repair my driveway?
7. Who do I call to request a street light?
8. Where can I find information on Transportation Impact Fees?
9. Does the Town collect video footage from cameras located at traffic signals?
10. Why speeding on US 17 doesn't pay - An explanation of the Town's adaptive traffic control system.
11. How do I get my private road accepted for public maintenance?