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Dropped kerbs (Section 184 agreements)


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How to get permission for a dropped kerb.
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We give permission for constructing dropped kerbs (also known as vehicular crossings, vehicular accesses or crossovers) for domestic and industrial use, on land that is part of the public highway.

It is your responsibility to get any other permissions that are required. We strongly advise you to check there is no intervening land between your property and the highway boundary.

There is a fee of £482 to process your Section 184 (dropped kerb) application. This includes all administration work and inspecting the works before, during and after completion.

Application documents:

Forms should be sent to the Street Works team by email to private.street.works@conwy.gov.uk, or by post to Street Works, Conwy County Borough Council, PO Box 1, LL29 0GG.

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