Politics & Government
Sandy Brush Clean-Up Fully Complete
The township DPW has finished removing brush.
The township is reporting that the removal of brush, logs and more from private properties after Superstorm Sandy has been entirely completed.
According to a posting on the township’s website, the removal was completed as of around May 17.
This was a seven-month effort between having contractors removing brush and logs from private residences, followed by the Department of Public Works personnel finishing the job.
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According to the township, more than 35,000 cubic yards of chipped material was removed from properties. In addition, more than 40,000 cubic yards of mixed vegetative waste was removed from parks where residents were allowed to deposit materials that were not left near their curbs.
How do you think the township is looking now, and how well was the job done?
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