HOA Approval Checklist for Draper, UT

HOA Approval Checklist

Driveway approval is a document exercise, not a design argument. Collect this before you book a crew.

• Copy of the CC&Rs, bylaws or architectural rules that cover driveways and hard surfaces
• The architectural review request form, filled in and dated
• A site plan or sketch showing the driveway footprint, dimensions and where water discharges
• The finish, colour and pattern you are proposing, with a sample or photo if they ask for one
• Any setback or side-yard rule the driveway has to respect
• The maximum hard-surface or impervious-area ratio the association allows on your lot
• Written approval in hand before the crew mobilises
• An agreed start and finish window, so the association can notify the neighbours

Drainage and impervious-area limits are the two requirements that most often stall a driveway approval, because both change how water leaves your lot. Sources: published 2026 installed-cost and specification data - Concrete Network, CostPerProject, HomeGPT, Buildermuse, AllTheCalc (concrete driveway costs); AnyCoster Utah 2026 and Salt Lake City concrete pricing 2026 (Utah/Salt Lake Valley installed rates); generalcontractorssaltlake.com 2026 (Salt Lake City ready-mix prices by PSI); LawnStarter 2026 (concrete removal); dgfloors 2026 and HomeGuide 2026 (sealing); MetalAmerica 2026 (leveling and mudjacking); homewyse 2026; ACI 209/308/332 and Portland Cement Association guidance on strength gain, curing and entrained air; For Construction Pros and NRMCA CIP 6 (control joint spacing); Bankrate home equity loan survey, October 2026, and PermitDeck 2026 (financing); Bankrate/Curve resale data and localconcretecontractor.com 2026 (driveway resale recovery); Draper City Consolidated Fee Schedule (Resolution 26-29, July 2026) and Draper City Code 11-6-050 (permits).