Overgrown Vegetation
Reported Saturday, 20 July 2024 at 10:38 am, 17 Onuku Road, Banks Peninsula, Akaroa 7520, New Zealand.
The reporter’s words
Large dead trees on road edge and large rotten Oak limbs pushing native trees over towards the road. Cars and people park and walk under these. Please can they be felled and tried prior to spring growth. The 5 fingers will fall, as there is a large one down on the Fern Gully track of the Garden Tane. Thank you
The filing
- Filed
- Saturday, 20 July 2024 at 10:38 am
- Report number
- #4,905,438
- Filed under
- green
- Coordinates
- the pin on the map →
Also at this address one of 6
Fallen Tree22 Apr 2025
Water General15 Jan 2024- Pavement - Damaged17 May 2023
- Overgrown Vegetation7 Apr 2023
- Fallen Tree18 Dec 2022
The council’s work orders, near this pin
- Trees0 m away · resolved 11 Nov 2024, took 4 months · probably the same job, filed through both doors
- Trees2 m away · resolved 23 Dec 2022, took 5 days
- Tree (Park)2 m away · resolved 27 May 2022, took 5 days
- Trees4 m away · resolved 29 Apr 2025, took 7 days
- Grass (Park)4 m away · resolved 8 Jan 2021, took 4 days
- Tree (Park)5 m away · resolved 29 Jun 2022, took 3 weeks
- Road/Hard Surface7 m away · resolved 11 Dec 2025, took 3 months
- Grass8 m away · resolved 6 Nov 2023, took 6 months
MyCouncilTicket is the council’s own work-order stream, a different door from the public report above, and the same job can stand in both. The whole ticket roll →
Where this sits
The address17 Onuku Roadone of 6 reports at this address, the address’s whole recordThe streetOnuku Roadthe street’s record, every report on itThe suburbAkaroathe suburb, in depthThe problemOvergrown Vegetationevery filing of its kind on the city’s booksThe date20 Julythis date in the archive, across the yearsThe year2024the year’s shelf and ledgerThe mapOn the mapthe pin, among its neighboursBeforeWhat stood herewhat the archive knows of this ground
The feed listed this report when a sweep caught it 6 Sept 2026, it has not been listed since. The record here does not move.