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Damaged grass verge
Sent to Merton Council less than a minute later. Council ref: SRQ-1270720-F6Q5Q0.
Driveway at 340 Martin way has two bollards blocking it, leading off a dropped kerb. Vehicle (which appears to be owned by a resident of the address) parks on the dropped kerb rather than the off street parking at the front of the house which is effectively unused. In doing so, the vehicle is churning up the grass verge with large chunks of mud which extends onto the pavement. Water pools on the pavement leading to large muddy puddles which forces one onto the road to find a clear path. This has been going on for a few months. Is there something that can be done?
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A highway officer will visit to inspect the site within five working days. If we think the obstruction may be dangerous based on the information you give us, we aim to inspect the site within 2 hours. If we decide it is dangerous, we will resolve it within four hours after inspection. If it is not dangerous, we will resolve it within 28 days following the inspection.
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We've asked our contractor to fix this.
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