Is it difficult to get permission for a dropped kerb? - 2 views

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  #1 xorayik on 06 Jan 23

   

  I'm viewing a house tomorrow and there's no driveway. I've got some quotes for putting one in and the 5 people I spoke to didn't say anything about not being able to get a dropped kerb and said it would be included in the price of the drive. But today acouple of my colleagues have said they have or know people who have struggled to get permission.
  
  It's a terrace house. Not the end of the road or near a turn or corner or steeet lighting . The house on the right has a drive, the one of the left doesn't but the one after that does. I didn't think it would be a problem and factored the cost into my budget. The area is so busy and I have to use my car daily for work so not having off street parking will be problematic.
  
  Is there anything else I can look for that might suggest the council will refuse to let me Drop Kerbs in Edinburgh?

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">I'm viewing a house tomorrow and there's no driveway. I've got some quotes for putting one in and the 5 people I spoke to didn't say anything about not being able to get a dropped kerb and said it would be included in the price of the drive. But today acouple of my colleagues have said they have or know people who have struggled to get permission. <br /> <br /> It's a terrace house. Not the end of the road or near a turn or corner or steeet lighting . The house on the right has a drive, the one of the left doesn't but the one after that does. I didn't think it would be a problem and factored the cost into my budget. The area is so busy and I have to use my car daily for work so not having off street parking will be problematic. <br /> <br /> Is there anything else I can look for that might suggest the council will refuse to let me <a rel="nofollow" https: href="">Drop Kerbs in Edinburgh</a>?</div>

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