Vegetated Road Verge Nature Strip Maintenance Approval - yoursay blacktown nsw gov 2026

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The document outlines the Vegetated Road Verge and Nature Strip Maintenance Approval Policy by Blacktown City Council, adopted on July 16, 2014. It details the responsibilities for maintaining vegetated road verges and nature strips, approval processes for modifications, acceptable planting options, and guidelines for maintenance. The policy aims to enhance visual amenity, ensure pedestrian safety, and promote community pride while outlining the roles of property owners and the council in maintaining these public spaces.

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What is a nature strip NSW?

Nature strips enhance the streetscape by providing a green zone between roads, pedestrian footpaths and properties. Neat and tidy nature strips help maintain the appearance of neighbourhoods, enhance the streetscape, add real estate value and create a safer environment.

Who owns the nature strip in NSW?

Ownership and Responsibility While the nature strip sits in front of your home, its actually part of the road reserve and is technically owned by your local council. Under the Local Government Act 1995, councils are responsible for caring for, controlling, and managing public land, which includes the nature strip.

Is it legal to park on a nature strip in NSW?

We understand that people sometimes use the nature strip because they feel it is safer than parking on the road, especially in streets that are narrow. However, the reality is that parking fully or partially on nature strips and footpaths, regardless of the intention, is illegal.

How do I plant trees in Blacktown Council?

Request tree planting To request the planting of a street tree(s) contact us on 02 9839 6000 8.30 am to 5.30 pm Monday to Friday, excluding public holidays and weekends. We plant trees in a number of areas including: streets. bushland and green web corridors.

Who is responsible for the nature strip in NSW?

Under the Local Government Act 1995, councils are responsible for caring for, controlling, and managing public land, which includes the nature strip.

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