Is there a grant to gravel a senior's dirt (mud) driveway?
Due to a conflict with a rural neighbor over his farm gate and a shared driveway...ours for 16 years, his for 14...a new, longer driveway had to be graded out utilizing a legal easement... after him taking us to court to try and stop us from doing so. As it turns out, a section of the new driveway is fairly stable, but the other is slightly lower and has turned out to be a soft, muddy stretch when wet. A bit of snow recently followed by a near-total thaw proved that a vehicle could be easily stuck in. Is it possible to get a grant to get, at least, that section heavily graveled over or even covered with a thick layer of Red Dog, which is cheaper? As it happens, it hasn't really rained or snowed here in a while. It's been rather dry in NM the last couple of years, but even that inch or two of snow and the following melt was enough to show us that we could have a serious problem if we happened to have a real bout of precipitation. Is there a grant to gravel a senior's dirt (mud) driveway?