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Fencing can be a vital management tool, in particular by allowing a common to be managed traditionally using grazing animals.

Grass cutting near you. Acting on our behalf, 9/10 district and borough councils (with the exception of Three Rivers district, where weed control is managed directly by the County Council), treat common weeds on roads and pavements in urban settlements approximately twice a year between spring hertfordshire county council tree cutting early autumn, depending on the weather.

Cutting down trees creates much more of this special woodland edge habitat. Newly cleared areas are also good for young trees. Well-balanced woodland has trees of all ages, but many of our woods are much more uniform in age. Hertfordshire County Council – The County of Opportunity. Contact the Countryside Management Service.

shrubhauling.bar Tree branches overhanging.

Tree or branch fallen. Vegetation or grass cutting. Tree dead, diseased or dying. Overhanging a street light. Tree or root encroachment into private property. Weed growth on pavement. More tree, hedge and weed faults.

We are now trying hard to reintroduce grazing to important sites in the county.

Avoid pruning or cutting down affected trees and check they're not protected by a district council tree preservation order. If you're felling large trees, or several at once, you might need a. In the event of the Council not doing either of the above within the six week period then the works may proceed. You do not need to notify us if you want to cut down or work on a tree in a.

Report a highways tree problem Monday to Friday, am and pm. Hertfordshire County Council continue to maintain trees on rural and high-speed roads at all times.

Out of hours (Monday to Friday 5pm and 9am, weekends and public holidays) Highway tree enquires should be reported directly to Herts County Council. For work carried out by, or on behalf of the LPA (the council as a whole and not just its' planning department) For work on a tree with a diameter not exceeding 75 millimetres (or millimetres.