Dropped kerb · Redbridge

Redbridge dropped kerb: cost, rules and application

Check Redbridge's published planning, drainage and tree restrictions and prepare a dimension query where required.

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Known fixed fees

£830.00

£454.00 application plus £376.00 legal agreement.

Before construction, planning and site-specific extras.

What the checker tests

  • Permeable surfacing, drainage channel and soakaway
  • Mature street-tree restriction
  • Planning and heritage triggers
  • Parking dimensions are sent to Redbridge for confirmation rather than guessed

Planning position

Classified roads, protected properties, flats and commercial premises may require planning permission before the highway application.

Cost notes

  • £454 non-refundable application and inspection fee
  • £376 legal-agreement fee after approval
  • Construction and any relocation work are additional

Practical answers

Common Redbridge dropped-kerb questions

How much is the Redbridge application?

The known fixed council stage is £830.00. That includes the published legal agreement. Construction, planning and site-specific work are not included.

What parking space is required?

Permeable surfacing, drainage channel and soakaway. Other layout and safety rules still apply, so passing the dimensions alone does not guarantee approval.

Is planning permission needed?

Classified roads, protected properties, flats and commercial premises may require planning permission before the highway application.

How do I apply?

Run the postcode checker first, resolve any warnings, then use the linked official application guidance. The authority will make the final decision after assessing the site.

Quote-ready

Compare contractors on the same scope

Ask each contractor to price the approved dimensions, highway specification, permits, traffic management, drainage, waste removal, VAT, exclusions, warranty and defect correction.

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Official sources

Check before paying

Rules and charges change. The council remains responsible for the final decision and quotation.

Sources last checked: 21 September 2026. This page is independent guidance, not permission or professional planning advice.