Footpath blockage
Reported via desktop in the Overgrown tree/hedges category by John Marshall at 13:00, Fri 3 September 2021
Sent to Lincolnshire County Council less than a minute later. Council ref: 404402.
Overgrown hedge over 1 metre wide footpath - forcing pedestrians to step into carriageway at narrowest point of Middlegate Road West, Frampton. Requires urgent cutting back! It is on a school route.
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Thank you for your report. We will investigate and make an update to this report within 14 days.
Posted by Lincolnshire County Council at 13:00, Fri 3 September 2021
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We are taking appropriate enforcement action. The enforcement process can sometimes take a long time to complete. Although you may not see any site changes quickly work will still be taking place behind the scenes. Thank you for your patience while this work takes place.
State changed to: No further action
Posted by Lincolnshire County Council at 13:23, Fri 3 September 2021
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Status says "No further action"??? The situation requires urgent action before someone is seriously injured! It is impossible to walk on the footpath and pedestrians are being forced into the road at it's narrowest point - close to the A16 junction!
State changed to: Open
Posted by John Marshall at 11:58, Wed 22 September 2021
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The hedge was cut back but not enough! It is still too restricted for people to pass by, prams or mobility scooter! Please get it cut back to reveal all footpath width.
Posted anonymously at 19:07, Mon 15 November 2021
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This issue has not been dealt with! It has become even more important with arrival of heavy plant vehicles using road to access new building site.
Posted anonymously at 20:31, Tue 21 December 2021
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Now the building site work has commenced, it is very important that the hedge is cut back to allow full width use of the footpath at this location. The carriageway is very narrow at this point. Please initiate action and confirm when done. I am very disappointed that this problem has been outstanding for 5 months!
Posted anonymously at 17:48, Fri 4 March 2022
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