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Dropped Kerb - necessary?

Techno · 2017-10-25 17:54:01

Sorry to ask another dropped kerb question but I cannot find an answer to my specific question. We would like to have a gravelled area at the side of our house (so permeable) to park a motorhome. We would use temporary rubber or wooden ramps to drive over the kerb so as not to damage it which would be removed immediately…

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T3RRY Posts: 55 Forumite

2 November 2017 at 12:15AM

We have been fighting our council to allow us to drop our kerb. our property has no walkway in front nor a grass verge, just the kerb and the highway (unclassified road). The council have informed us that we can park on our property by going over the kerb like others have been doing for over 20years 😳.. I think you should be fine

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