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Feb 11

Will dropped kerb require permission?

I am having the driveway of my house widened which will also mean extending the drop kerb to the road. Will I need to get Planning Permission from the Local Authority to do this?

If you are creating a new vehicle cross-over across the public highway or pavement, then Planning Permission will probably be required, but not in all cases as apparently it depends on the road itself. But you will also require consent of the Local Highways Authority for which a separate application is required and a fee of £87.15.

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