Dropped kerbs in Whissendine
How to get a dropped kerb approved in Whissendine, what Rutland County Council charges, and how we build the driveway behind it.
A dropped kerb in Whissendine needs approval from Rutland County Council before any work touches the footway or verge: £194 for the vehicle access permit, and we can build the crossing under the council's permit. A frontage onto a classified (A, B or C) road, a listed building or anything other than a single house also needs planning permission first.
- Highway authority
- Rutland County Council
- Fee
- £194 for the vehicle access permit
- Who builds it
- An accredited contractor under the council's permit (we can)
- Who applies
- You, as the property owner
Our 2026 guide prices, all in. Your fixed price comes in writing after the site visit. Council fees checked October 2026.
Getting a dropped kerb approved in Whissendine
- Check the basicsYou need the highways team's consent before anything touches the verge or footway. A frontage onto a classified (A, B or C) road, a listed building or anything other than a single house also needs planning permission first.
- Planning first if neededYou need planning permission before the kerb application if the house is on a classified (A, B or C) road or is listed.
- Apply to the highway authority£194 for a section 184 vehicle access permit (one or two homes). Rutland County Council: dropped kerbs
- Build the crossingBuilt by an approved contractor with street works accreditation and the right insurance, working under the council's permit. We hold the NRSWA street works qualification and can build the crossing for you, then build the driveway behind it so the levels line up.
- Build the drivewayThe drive behind the kerb is built to drain to your own ground, so no water runs onto the road.
Fees and rules checked October 2026.
Ground, drainage and conservation in Whissendine
Whissendine is on the clay of the Vale, and the Whissendine Brook runs through the village. Ground drains slowly, so we design the base and the water route before anything else.
Whissendine is not one of Rutland's conservation areas and has no Article 4 direction, so normal permitted development rules apply outside listed buildings.
The driveway behind it
Dropped kerbs in Whissendine: questions
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Planning a dropped kerb in Whissendine?
We measure up, check levels and drainage, and send a written proposal with the build-up, the programme and one whole price. No pressure and no follow-up sales calls.