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05-29-2013 03:36 PM |
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Originally Posted by justjim
(Post 683888)
IMHO not having trash cans to deal with is for the convenience of the Trash Hauler. Also, not having the cans curb side continually and blowing down the street when a wind comes along might be a secondary reason. In my neighborhood, I have seen everything from refrigerators to old wheelbarrows on the curb and gone before the Trash Hauler comes. No disrespect to the OP.
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I agree that blowing trash cans is a problem. Not everyone is home to bring the cans in promptly; for instance, we never are.
Up north, we have cans blowing everywhere. They actually create traffic hazards as they're rolling from one side of the street to the other . The trash hauling trucks are set up to lift the cans mechanically and dump them into the truck. Don't know if that's the case with TV trucks. I haven't noticed any trash cans south of 466, but I haven't looked for any, either!
We just do what they told us to do when we arrived. |
