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How long will it have to sit on the pavement?
should be fine, only problem is blocking up the road while he is unloading.
if the material's were staying there for a considerable length of time then strictly speaking you may need a permit for it from the local council in the same way for a skip licence, however in all my years of doing it we have never needed one or had any request for one, nor has any other tradesman I know. if they enforced it the whole industry would grind to a halt and the whole system would as the councils would never be able to cope with the amount of applications they got
we only ever get them put on the kerbside or the verge, never the pavement.
if you want to be belt and braces, but I wouldn't worry too much
As above permit and cones if you are worried. In my experience the problem comes from pedestrians unwilling to pass without some caustic comments as to your blocking of the path!!