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At least 12 large dangerous holes regarding tree roots reappeared AGAIN!
Reported via desktop in the Pavements/footpaths category anonymously at 14:54, Sun 15 May 2022
Sent to Hertfordshire County Council less than a minute later. FixMyStreet ref: 3526737.
Holes once a again returned in the many patches put on. It doesn't need a plater! The tree is growing at a very fast rate and this will not be solved until the tree or roots have been destroyed. The path has a lot of traffic with elderly disabled pensioners, like, myself. Young families with prams walkers leading to a very narrow path with very dangerous steep sides. No lights or rail. I've tripped up often and a big accident just waiting to happen. This problem is ongoing for a few years but first aid does nt help resolve it.
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I have reported this 4 times 3 times fixed?! with a sticking plaster or as good as. It is very dangerous no street lights lot of foot traffic with all new houses. Over hanging hedge's. Steep dangerous slope straight onto fast road on a bend. Accident waiting to happen. Children on bikes Mums with prams people with dogs. Settle do not think its a problem. Yet the road up the village has now been closed to fix their paths and cut their hedges. didn't really need it!! to many photos to send all done 4 times previous!
Posted anonymously at 15:25, Sun 12 June 2022
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Never fixed just thrown a tiny bit of tarmac on each hole. Which will take about a week for the tree roots to push through. Still an accident waiting to happen. And will continue to be until the tree has been removed.
Posted anonymously at 16:17, Sun 10 July 2022
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Not fixed even though visited tree stump massive now all over the grass and path. Never going to be fixed until its cut right out or somebody has an accident. Complete Farce
Posted anonymously at 16:32, Sun 7 August 2022
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