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Keep in mind; in some towns a truck comes around and collects the leaves from the street with a vacuum (although I guess your town doesn't?). I have seen (pred
by lesuorac 2y ago
Keep in mind; in some towns a truck comes around and collects the leaves from the street with a vacuum (although I guess your town doesn't?).
I have seen (predominately contractors) blow leaves into a tarp to take away on a truck though.
- sidewndr46 2y agoThere is a pile of leaves so deep in the street in front of my house that it has an entire ecosystem living in it. At this point they have composted some, insects have begun to live in them and grass is growing from the pile.
- nkrisc 2y agoIn many places that would be the homeowner’s responsibility to clean up. Even if not, it’s often in the homeowner’s best interest to not have a huge pile of rotting leaves clogging the gutter.
- sidewndr46 2y agothere is no gutter, just the curb. The couple times I looked into this, to do maintenance on the street I'd need to have some form of insurance.
- nkrisc 2y agoWell I guess everywhere is different. That's truly bizarre to me though.
- SoftTalker 2y agoOur town used to do that, then they decided it was too costly and stopped. I am waiting for them to corelate the increased need to clean leaf-clogged storm drains with this decision.
- organsnyder 2y agoI would think that encouraging everyone to put their leaves in the gutter might also cause clogged storm drains.