The Village of North Baltimore Brush Drop Off and Pick Up Policy
“Brush” is defined according to this policy as:
Cut off, trimmed or fallen branches of trees not to exceed 4 inches in diameter and 6 feet in length.
The Village of North Baltimore is committed to providing affordable and effective service to accommodate the residents of the Village of North Baltimore with the following brush drop off and pick up policy.
The following schedule shall apply –
WE ARE HERE: The 3rd Saturday in April (April 20 – Easter Weekend)- Drop off brush behind the public works building between 8 am and 11 am.
The 3rd Monday in May– Public work employees will pick up brush placed
in the boulevard throughout the village.
The 3rd Saturday in June – Drop off brush behind the public works building between 8 am and 11 am.
The 3rd Saturday in July – Drop off brush behind the public works building
between 8 am and 11 am.
The 3rd Monday in August – Public work employees will pick up brush placed in the boulevard throughout the village.
The 3rd Saturday in September – Drop off brush behind the public works building between 8 am and 11 am.
The 3rd Saturday in Oct – Drop off brush behind the public works building
between 8 am and ll am.
The 3rd Monday in Nov – Public work employees will pick up brush placed
in the boulevard throughout the village.
No brush will be picked up by the village or allowed to be dropped off at the brush drop off area that is not from a resident of North Baltimore’s property.
Any resident of North Baltimore that uses the brush drop off area will be permitted one visit per month according to the drop off schedule and shall be allowed no more than an 8 ft x 16 ft trailer per visit.
No brush will be accepted at the Village drop off area or picked up by village employees that consist of thorns, poison ivy, poison oak, trash or yard waste.
In the months that the village employees pick up brush within the village, they will accept and remove no more than 1 pi!e of brush, no more than 6 feet long and 6 feet wide.
Residents that use the village drop off area may be required to show proof of residency.
According to a conversation with Department of Public Works Superintendent Doug Wickard, The village will continue to pick up branches that fall during storms at curbside. Wickard said, ” We will give residents a couple of days to get it to the curb. If a storm happens over the weekend, we will not pick things up on Monday. If it happens early–like Monday, Tuesday, then we will pick it up later that same week.”
The Village or its representative reserves the right to refuse service specific to this policy for any resident that violates any
aforementioned provisions outlined in this policy.
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Where is the public works building?
The Public Works Building is off of East High Street south of the village park. Specific traffic patterns and locations will be developed and shared.