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Longford County Council have issued a reminder to all property owners and occupiers of the necessity of maintaining trees and hedges in close proximity to public roads
Longford County Council have issued a reminder to all property owners/occupiers of the necessity of maintaining trees and hedges in close proximity to public roads.
Hedge cutting season officially draws to a close on Saturday, February 29. Hedge cutting should only be carried out from September 01 to the end of February.
“Remember, there is a legal obligation on landowners to maintain hedges and trees that border public roads and footpaths.” Longford County Council posted.
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