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Dropped kerbs in Alwoodley

Dropped kerb installers in Alwoodley. Council application support, contractor paperwork and driveway levels considered together.

Heritage Paving van beside a tarmac hot box on site
Heritage van and tarmac hot box on site.

LEEDS CITY COUNCIL

Apply for your Alwoodley crossing first.

Start with the council’s vehicle-crossing application and site inspection. After initial approval, the contractor applies for the Section 171 licence. We can help you through the paperwork.

Apply for dropped kerb permission

For driveway access, choose a vehicular crossing site inspection. Read the council’s guidance and current fees before applying.

Plan the Alwoodley crossing before the new drive.

A larger parking area inside an Alwoodley frontage does not automatically allow a wider crossing over the pavement. We assess the proposed entrance and help you understand the council process before the driveway layout is finalised.

Send a photograph wide enough to show the house, boundary, pavement and road. Include any walls, trees, lamp posts or other features near the proposed access, along with your full LS17 address.

Space for vehicles and people.

We consider the parking area inside the boundary and the walking route to your front door alongside the crossing. Where you are changing walls or entrance pillars, those items can be planned with the approved access width.

From approved entrance to finished crossing.

  1. Agree the documentsConfirm permissions, contractor requirements and the construction specification.
  2. Prepare safelyArrange site protection, check services and excavate for the approved crossing.
  3. Install and reinstateSet the lowered and transition kerbs, construct the foundation and reinstate the footway.

Any separate planning requirements are checked before work is arranged. Approval remains the council’s decision.

What affects the cost in Alwoodley?

Crossing width, pavement construction, excavation and obstructions affect the quote. Council fees are separate unless expressly included. We set out the agreed scope and any known additional work before you decide.

Plan the driveway and entrance together in Alwoodley

When planning vehicle access in Alwoodley, consider the parking space on your property as well as the pavement crossing. Show us the boundary, entrance, front-door access and the driveway you want to create or widen. This helps us discuss the private driveway layout, drainage and your choice of tarmac or block paving.

Follow the council guidance on this page for the crossing itself. Send any application or approval information with your Alwoodley postcode and photographs, so the driveway quotation can clearly distinguish work on your property from the highway crossing.

Read our main dropped kerb guide →

Alwoodley: before we start.

Can you widen an existing Alwoodley dropped kerb?

We can assess a proposed extension and explain the application route. Council approval is needed for alterations to the highway crossing; the final width and construction follow the approved design.

Can you help with the application?

Yes. After the initial vehicle-crossing approval, we can prepare the contractor’s Section 171 application and provide our relevant street works and insurance documents.

Can I book highway work before permission arrives?

Wait until the required approvals and contractor paperwork are confirmed. An application is not permission to start work.

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