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Texas | To answer some questions:
The driveway probably isn't thick enough for a semi but we run a fully loaded tandem dump truck on it all the time. Sometimes it comes and goes a half dozen times a day. I have had probably a dozen loaded concrete trucks in here as well as 16 belly dumps hauling gravel for our area around the shops.The only times we have damaged the concrete is when someone runs off the edge it cracks. This is another reason I want it plenty wide so that people can get in and out without running off the edge.
As far as the easement setback there is an established line of fences along the road with the neighbors and such. I will match that but it is too close to the road. I need a V in to the gate from that fence location.
The main truck going in and out will be me driving but we have other big trucks here delivering things maybe once a month. Currently most of them park on the side of the road and I have to go out there to unload. I want everyone to feel comfortable coming in. There is plenty of room to turn around once you are in the place.
The neighbor with the mailbox is a really nice guy but the area where his mailbox is is his entryway and he has it manicured like a golf course. I don't even want to ask or risk rutting it up.
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Entryway design for semi
