Planning Portal Dropped Kerb

A crossing across a public footpath or verge for your vehicle to gain access to your property from the highway is known as a dropped kerb, crossover or vehicle

Details of the planning permission and building regulation regimes for Paving Any other work such as fences, walls and gates or a dropped kerb may require

Also note that these rules only cover your Patio/Driveway. Any other work such as fences, walls and gates or a dropped kerb may require planning permission.

A dropped kerb allows vehicles to cross the pavement from the road to a driveway - contact your local council to find out how to apply for a dropped kerb.

19 May 2019 - Following a change in legislation, planning permission is now required if Do I need planning permission for a dropped kerb in a cul de sac?

7 Jun 2016 - 10 Tips for Getting Planning Permission for a Dropped Kerb. If you need to create a new access for vehicles to your home, and it involves

Apply for a new or extend a vehicle crossing or dropped kerb is on a classified road (A, B or Class III road) you'll need planning permission before you apply.

Apply for a licence to build a dropped kerb outside of your property.

6 Jan 2015 - Find out if you need planning permission for a dropped kerb and see what are other requirements for a dropped kerb for your driveway.

Get a dropped kerb. Bristol City Council doesn't install dropped kerbs. You'll have to contact a contractor. You'll need to: check if you need planning permission

How to apply for a dropped kerb. standards, approved by the City Council as the local Highway Authority, and in some cases planning permission is needed.

Information on what is required for planning applications.

However, this page is to assist in determining if planning permission would be required. Dropping the kerb to create vehicle access touches on both planning

Planning permission is sometimes required to lower or 'drop' a kerb to create a vehicular access 'crossover' across a verge, footway or pavement. Under Part 2

Information about how to apply for a dropped kerb to access the highway, the Council does maintain your road, planning permission may be required from

A dropped kerb allows vehicles to enter a driveway from the road without damaging the pavement. You legally need permission from us to work on a publicly

If you live on a classified (A, B or C) road, you will need planning permission for a dropped kerb. You can check this using the Derbyshire Mapping Portal.

Installing dropped kerbs or an access point can require one or two permissions – highway consent, and or planning permission. For A, B or C classified roads