The job
Walking Track and Cycleway Vegetation Clearing
Width and sight lines restored on public tracks, without spraying.
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What it involves
Clearing the margins and side slopes along a walking track, cycleway or esplanade route so it keeps its formed width, its sight lines and its drainage.
Why it has not been done
Tracks close in from the edges, and the side slopes are usually steeper than the track itself. Sight lines matter on shared paths, and vegetation encroachment is a common source of complaints and incident reports. Spraying is unpopular on public recreation land, for good reason.
How we do it
Mechanical clearing only, no chemicals. Remote-controlled machines work the side slopes at up to 55 degrees and get into margins from as little as 1.4m width. Material is mulched in place, so nothing has to be barrowed or carted out along the track.
Before and after
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What is usually growing there
- Old man's beardA smothering climber that collapses whole bush margins under its own weight. One of the most damaging weeds in New Zealand.
- BlackberryLow, dense, thorny and endlessly persistent. The classic gully and fence-line invader.
- PrivetA shelterbelt escapee that becomes a gully full of woody stems, and a genuine health complaint for the neighbours.
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