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Page Last Updated:
Tuesday, 20 January 2009 |
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Home>Parks & Gardens
A wonderful array of sporting fields, parks, gardens and street trees are featured throughout the Southern Grampians Shire.
The Council's Parks and Gardens team are committed to enhancing the value of the Shire's parks and gardens and presenting them in an environmentally safe, tidy and aesthetically pleasing state for the enjoyment of the general community.
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| Overhanging branches |
 | All residents are asked to ensure that trees and shrubs which grow out from private properties are pruned clear of pedestrian pathways, allowing for full access (the width of the footpath and approximately 2 metres high) by all pedestrians. | | Obstacles on the footpath can easily result in accidents and trees or shrubs must not obstruct or interfere with the passage of traffic.
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| European Wasps |
| Council will eradicate any nests on council property or parkland. | | If you see a nest, please notify Council staff of its location by calling Council's Physical Services Department on (03) 5573 0256 to arrange removal or treatment of the nest.
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| Footpaths |
| Council maintains many kilometres of pedestrian footpaths in urban areas of the Shire. | | Residents are asked to notify Council's Physical Services Department on (03) 5573 0256 of any problems that may arise in relation to footpath repair and maintenance.
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| Vandalism |
| Please keep an eye out for people vandalising sprinklers, trees or furniture in our Parks & Gardens areas and report all incidents to the local police.
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