Will it fit?

From all the replies it appears option 2 might be the safest for everyone involved. Not my favorite option but then again, it's not a "commercial" location either.

Thank you everyone for the replies, it sincerely helped my decision.

Looks like I'll put down some rock to the green line (turquoise now) , and mark it straight to the road.

Using the 75 feet information it looks like that front fence will have to be angled for a while, no worries though. $2500 a month adds up quick. I'll just put a dirt only pipe fence until I can build the legit shop with dock.

If anyone has any pointers I may have missed, I'd appreciate anything.

The dock won't be like the one above where it folds down, this one will be sitting on top of a 6'x10' flatbed trailer, welded to itself but just mounted by weight to the trailer where it won't move but is removable. If a semi driver doesn't stop they'll maybe harm the trailer but then a fence and a tree eventually.

This option also allows driver side backing which is why I thought it might be a good option. That is, so long as they drive in the correct way.

Is it best on instructions to say "please be facing east when approaching the property?" Or "face east backing west"?...

Thanks again for all the input.

 

This kind of thinking is my kind of people. Haha

Do you think I should have both options available? Amateurs you're the turquoise dock, pros you're the red dock haha.

 

I'm in the country, in Texas. We ain't got no lawls round here haha.

 

Nope.

I'll have a 6x6 feet or so dock, and a ramp to ground level. In the turquoise location the dock will be on a trailer with the ramp going to ground level.

General cargo. Furniture, etc. Less than 800 lbs.

I don't plan on having customers show up. As long as I have decent warning I'll always have an empty driveway.

Not to my knowledge. It's a pretty underdeveloped area. Country. Never had major population in the past.

I'll let truckers talk about other truckers haha. I personally thought directions were umm a requirement but I know GPS has changed that haha

The only codes we have are State of Texas codes. So the setbacks only last 4 years after a notice. No current notices so it's property line. As far as covering the street, I'm definitely considering moving the red line back 5 to 7 feet or just using the turquoise line (ideas above).

The streets are rated for loaded trash trucks, we don't have alleys for trash.

Thanks for the questions.

 

Major highway. Low traffic. Ditches are 6 inches max.

A semi hauling a container was able to get in easily. 68 ft long.

It's 2 turns in. 1 turn out to Farm to Market then to major highway.