You'll need to build it heavy enough that the trucks can back in to dump. The trucks backing in and the dozer grading should be enough compaction for a residential drive. If they are typical dump jockey's you'll need to make sure they don't back off the gravel that's there and tear up the fabric, likely will need the dozer in their way to stop them.
"We don't know if it will hold you and there's utilities about 3 inches down along the edge of the pavement. Just dump on the pavement and we can push it where we need it" only serves as a challenge to see if they can wad up your fabric, and get to and tear up the utility lines.
We always cut down to clay, cut the length to a uniform depth, layed out the fabric, and dumped rock and/or gravel on it. Don't know about other parts of the country but where I grew up using sand, you may as well not bother and just run across the grass.
Around here, for about 355 days a year, you can get away with just driving across the grass.
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