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Brush pickups are scheduled
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in September
The semi-annual brush pickups in Coos Bay and North Bend now are being handled by local garbage haulers. Brush must be out prior to the first day of pick-up.
Pickups in Coos Bay will begin Tuesday, Sept. 5; and pickups in North Bend will begin Monday, Sept. 18.
- Brush must be in one pile, and be 5 feet or less in length. Several smile piles are not acceptable. The brush must not exceed 5 cubic yards, which is half of a regular-size dump truck. More than 5 yards can be taken, but prior arrangements must be made.
- Brush must be next to the curb, free from overhead obstacles, fire hydrants and other obstacles.
- There is only one pile per address allowed. Return trips will be charged for all yardage.
- No grass clippings, sod, dirt, loose leaves, plastic bags, bailing wire or twin, or other materials which are not appropriate for grinding, will be allowed.
For more information, those interested can call 267-2848.
The semi-annual brush pickups in Coos Bay and North Bend now are being handled by local garbage haulers. Brush must be out prior to the first day of pick-up.
Pickups in Coos Bay will begin Tuesday, Sept. 5; and pickups in North Bend will begin Monday, Sept. 18.
- Brush must be in one pile, and be 5 feet or less in length. Several smile piles are not acceptable. The brush must not exceed 5 cubic yards, which is half of a regular-size dump truck. More than 5 yards can be taken, but prior arrangements must be made.
- Brush must be next to the curb, free from overhead obstacles, fire hydrants and other obstacles.
- There is only one pile per address allowed. Return trips will be charged for all yardage.
- No grass clippings, sod, dirt, loose leaves, plastic bags, bailing wire or twin, or other materials which are not appropriate for grinding, will be allowed.
For more information, those interested can call 267-2848.
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