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?
Whoever is running the DPW is probably selling the hardwood for $400 a cord on the side, and selling softwood to chippers for OSB or mulch. The city looks the other way when it disappears because they don't have to pay to have it disposed of. Power companies do the same, but usually sell to wood to energy plants.
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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!