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Overgrown Hedge on speed limit sign
Sent to Aberdeenshire Council less than a minute later. Council ref: 969964.
Copied from report Council ref: 921646. The hedge bordering the cemetery (for which the council is responsible) requires trimming. my understanding is The Old Rectory is responsible of the grass cutting which is done by the Council. If renew may cut down in costs for the council. If the council could look at this and check if the hedges fall under the same. To potentially reduce costs, could you please confirm if hedge trimming could also included under the same arrangement as the grass cutting for The Old Rectory
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We’ve had a look at the issue and we have now passed your enquiry to our local Roads Team to assess what can be done to resolve the matter. We’ll let you know when that assessment has taken place.
Thanks again for your report
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A photograph of Google Maps in September 2025 depicts a speed limit sign obscured and a hedge deemed unsafe as people leave the cemetery. This is because pedestrians must cross the road to check for clear passage and the silent nature of new vehicles such as electric cars until close proximity.
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