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Page: Carlisle City Council » Planning and buildings » Building Control- » Licenses - Scaffolding and Hoarding

License - Scaffolding and Building Works

If you wish to erect scaffolding on or adjacent to a highway then you will require a licence.

If you propose to carry out building or demolition work over or adjacent to the highway you are obliged to erect a close boarded hoarding for which consent of the Highway Authority is needed.

Cumbria County Council - Permits and Licenses

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