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Overhanging shrubs between Road and river
Sent to Leicestershire County Council and Melton Borough Council less than a minute later. FixMyStreet ref: 3776240.
Shrubs are overhanging road and reducing width impacting on passing vehicles.
Also appears to be subsidence/slippage of road substrata toward river (behind shrubbery).
I assume the responsibility is with Highways under the riparian rules.
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The invasive shrub, a type of ivy, is still in place - this will grow back into the road next spring.
The road still has subsidence as shown by the leaning posts/rails.
The cutback was not removed but deposited further up the bank - sloppy and probably not allowed by Environment Agency.
Furthermore, no update as to whether EA has been approached over the matter. I assume Highways has riparian rights to sort out the fundamental issues.
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The invasive shrub, a type of ivy, is still in place - this will grow back into the road next spring.
The road still has subsidence as shown by the leaning posts/rails.
The cutback was not removed but deposited further up the bank - sloppy and probably not allowed by Environment Agency.
Furthermore, no update as to whether EA has been approached over the matter. I assume Highways has riparian rights to sort out the fundamental issues.
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