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Dropped kerbs

How to get the kerb lowered outside your residential property.

To get a kerb lowered outside your residential property, you will firstly need to request written confirmation from us - as the local planning authority - that planning permission is not required for the works:

Dropped kerb enquiry form

If planning permission is required, please apply:

Apply for planning permission on the Planning Portal 

Lawful development certificate

If you need certainty that planning permission is not required for your proposal, you should apply for a Lawful Development Certificate. 

This is a formal decision by Elmbridge Borough Council that is sometimes required by banks or building societies if they are lending against the value of the works, or by solicitors when you come to sell the property.

For more information on Lawful Development Certificates and how to get one visit Planning Portal - Planning permission: paving your front garden.
 

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