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Blocking visibility on road/junction (Grass/verge) problem
FixMyStreet ref: 5280955.
Customer states she has walked on a bit of grass this afternoon, residents have come out of the property and shouted at her, they siad they have adopted the grass verge and not to walk on it. A male has threatened the customer and would follow them home and put dog faeces in their letter box. This sounds unlikely that an AHR would allow adoption of this grass area but they said they have paperwork. Sending for AHR to maybe inspect the location and see if any adjustments have been made to the area that may need rectifying by whoever has caused this. Customer was very upset by this and have advised they speak to the police in relation to the threats made towards them.
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