Ramsey residents with obstructive and overhanging hedges could be fined if they don't take action to cut them back.
Ramsey Town Commissioners has published new guidelines following a number of complaints regarding hedges, trees and shrubs.
They say the responsibility rests with the landowner - with the threat of a £1000 fine for those who do not comply.
In the event where vegetation poses a potential risk to public safety the commissioners will take action and then seek to recover costs from the landowner.
Anyone wishing to report a problem can e-mail enquiries@rtc.gov.im.
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