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Hamilton maintenance warns residents of new limb-pickup limits and $45 penalty for oversized loads
Summary
Street/Maintenance Superintendent Mahone told the council that limb pick-up should be '4x4 like yard clippings' and that a $45 charge will be added to a resident's bill for larger loads; crews will also stripe sections of Mobley and Mountainview roads and are waiting on doors from Window World.
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Supr. Mahone told the council on June 10 that the city's limb-pickup program requires limbs to be cut to roughly 4-by-4 dimensions 'like yard clippings' and that the city will add a $45 charge to the utility bill for larger loads.
Mahone also reported that street crews will soon stripe parts of Mobley and Mountainview roads, and that the city is awaiting new doors from Window World for municipal facilities. He said limb collection remains a challenge and the new billing approach is intended to reduce oversized pickups.
The meeting record does not specify the enforcement date for the $45 charge or whether any exceptions will apply.
