Visites du Branchage and Visites Royale 2024

​​​​All persons, including co-ownership associations for flying freehold properties, and companies for share transfer properties, who occupy houses, lands, and other properties alongside the public roads must:

• cut the overhanging branches growing from their properties along those public roads in such a way that there is a height of 12 feet free beneath the branches over the entire width of those roads, including their ‘reliefs’, and a height of 8 feet free over the footpaths
• remove the branches that have been cut off as well as brambles, weeds and all other obstructions and deleterious matter that encroach on the public road or footpath

If you fail to comply with these requirements, you can be fined up to £100 for each infringement.

This notice is in accordance with the Loi (1914) sur la Voirie.

St Helier will have a Visite Royale on Wednesday 7 August 2024.

Chairman, Comité des Connétables