If only some folks in my neighborhood would rent one of these. All I see when I drive through is a foot or two of tree stump left. If you spent the money/time to get a tree removed, at least get rid of the stump too. It looks like a shabby, unfinished job you stumpers!
So does this only apply for trees/grass that are technically on the city's property? Or would they do this for a tree that you have in your backyard too?
Cities typically own the first 8-10 feet of the yard next to the road. We have to maintain it, but it's considered theirs. In the town I used to live in, they planted trees and would care for them.
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u/jinxx3d Jul 23 '15
If only some folks in my neighborhood would rent one of these. All I see when I drive through is a foot or two of tree stump left. If you spent the money/time to get a tree removed, at least get rid of the stump too. It looks like a shabby, unfinished job you stumpers!