Drop Kerb 'plan' ?

jamesdt · 12 Mar 2013

Hi im hoping someone can help me out here im going to build a drive out my front ive had the local highways dept to look at it they've sent me an application where i need to send them (a) £15 (b) A plan copy illustrating the site. Rhondda Cynon Taff if this helps also.

Part a is the easy bit but part b is that something the contractor will be able to do or something i need to sort if so does anyone have any examples of what i need to show in it, ill be doing the driveway myself but a contractor will be doing the dropped kerb part

Thanks James

Diyisfun · 12 Mar 2013

In London it was always the council that dropped the kerd, you pay for it.

OwainDIYer · 12 Mar 2013

For a plan copy illustrating the site they probably mean an extract from the Ordnance Survey. OS don't sell these themselves but you can buy them from OS licensed partners,

Some councils can supply them for a separate fee.

Ordnance Survey Planning Maps

There are 4 planningportal.gov.uk . accredited resellers

jamesdt · 12 Mar 2013

thanks my council dont do the work unfortunately, i have a ordnance survey plan in with my deeds and land registry documents ill need to photocopy that then thanks again

OwainDIYer · 12 Mar 2013

Photocopies not usually acceptable as they breach OS copyright and deeds plans might not be up to date.

joinerjohn · 12 Mar 2013

I think councils have a list of authorised contractors for dropping kerbs these days. I know our local council can do the work, or allow one of their authorised contractors to do it.

^woody^ · 12 Mar 2013

Take a screen print from google earth, and mark it up with the layout

If this is not a planning application, then I don't think that the council can insist on an OS map

jamesdt · 12 Mar 2013

thanks id already sent a photocopy this afternoon although the letter does say 'a copy of' worst they can do is send it back now, i did ask the guy from the highways and he said just look in the yellow pages and make sure they have public liability insurance.

So fingers crossed now

jamesdt · 31 Mar 2013

all went well so just need a contractor to do the kerb while i build a drive

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Drop Kerb 'plan' ?

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