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dropped kerb / offroad parking : planning permission (and refusal!)
Chums
I'm slowly (as is my wont) progressing thoughts about asking for a dropped kerb permission, to park on the front garden. (The nature of the road is that is required planning permission). The local council are being helpful in email communication, but their latest states xxx Rd is classified as a Secondary Distributor Road and the Highway Authority would not allow the formation of a vehicle access without an off street turning arrangement. Clearly, this would not be achievable within the dimensions of your front garden and any planning application would be recommended for refusal. which appears to be saying that they're expecting the vehicle access to be big enough to turn a vehicle around on it. The neighbouring houses all have narrower gardens, being terraced, and one actually has a picasso parked on it, which pretty much takes up all the available space when its parked on there, never mind being able to turn it! Of all the houses, ours has the widest garden, but on account of a bay window, it's not as deep. On account of this, our intention is to buy a super-mini, which would actually be small enough to turn on the parking space in front of the house. Anyone had experience of this specific objections to a dropped kerb? M |
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