Application for a permit to occupy the road in connection with building work from Wirral Council

Step 2 of 4 Submit the application

Email address

Please provide your email address, so the licensing authority can let you know if your application has been successful or not.

Email address Confirm email address

Application form

Please attach the completed application form below.

Application form

Supporting documents

All documents are required, unless stated otherwise. Photos of documents are acceptable, as long as all the relevant information is clear. We'll only share these documents with the licensing authority.

Maximum size allowed per file is 10 MB.

We only allow the following file types : doc, docx, gif, jpeg, jpg, pdf, png, ppt, pptx, rtf, txt, xls, xlsx

What if I can't submit the documents digitally?

If you can't submit the documents digitally you can send copies by post instead. We'll give you the address and reference number to quote once you've paid the licence fee.

OK, I'll submit all the documents by post instead

Site and Location Plan
Please provide a dimensioned plan showing the extent of the highway to be occupied including the exact location and size of the scaffold or hoarding.

Public Liability Insurance
Enclose a copy of your current certificate of insurance.

Scaffold erector's accreditation
The on site erector's accreditation for the erection of scaffolding should be attached with this application.

Declaration

By completing these forms applicants are agreeing to comply with all Conditions relating to any permission given, for the full period the permit is valid. Applicants are also declaring that they a minimum of £5 million public liability insurance covering risks associated with working on the highway

Ticking this box indicates you have read and understood the above declaration

By continuing, you're giving the Cabinet Office permission to pass the information you're supplying to the relevant authority.

For more details on how your information is used please refer to the Government Digital Service privacy notice (opens in new tab) and Wirral Council.