Dropped kerb and applications: most commonly asked questions
Creating off-road parking for your property can be a daunting task but it doesn’t have to be. Here are some questions you may have about the process. At Alencia Designs we’ve broken down the application process into simpler steps. You can get in touch with us by filling out this form and we can kick start your project by having a quick consultation.
1. What circumstances is planning permission required for off-road parking?
It’s required for constructing a new vehicle crossing point, expanding an existing one, or making significant alterations.
2. How do I apply for off-road parking permission?
You’ll need to submit some plans, and in some circumstances, supporting documents. The documents need to be submitted to your local planning authority.
3. What fees are associated with submitting a planning application?
Fees are dependent on the application type set by the Government and subject to change over time.
4. What considerations does my local authority take into account when reviewing an application?
They’ll consider compatibility with your surrounding area, compliance with local development plans, impact on traffic flow, and environmental sustainability.
5. How long does it take to process a planning application?
The time can range from a number of weeks to months, depending on the complexity of the case and the local planning authorities’ workload.
6. Can I appeal a decision if my planning application is refused?
You can appeal a decision made by the council. Depending on the reasons for refusal, you can also revise your proposal to address the concerns raised. A new submission will be required in this case.
