Where to get rid of logs, brush and general yard cleanup in Hunterdon County

[bucky]

HVI Services in Branchburg on RT. 22

[Bucksnbows]

2 hours ago, Shakyjake said:

Wrong. NJ fire code does NOT have authority over open fires. All open fires without a stack must be permitted and ONLY a state fire warden can issue a permit. Call NJFFS and find out for yourself. 

Don’t tell the authorities about my neighborhood. I can’t think of a neighbor that doesn’t have a fire pit they use regularly. I’ve been here 24 years and never heard of a single homeowner being told they need a permit. Mount Olive Twp.  

[NJREALTOR]

Vollers will take the logs and stumps. They make mulch. Near Branchburg.

Edited March 6, 2022 by NJREALTOR
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[MikeStaten]

Took the first trailer load of brush and thorns to the dump which was ok when the ground was frozen but once the ground thawed the truck was making a mess in the grass so I switched to burning for the rest of the day.   Burned about five trailer loads of sticks and limbs up to about 12”.  Will be burning more in the future.   Loading that crap in the trailer is a real pain.  Will bring the stumps to Greens.  Thanks 

[hunterbob1]

Atta boy Mike👍 Roast any wieners marshmallows or smores.

[not on the rug]

7 hours ago, Shakyjake said:

Wrong. NJ fire code does NOT have authority over open fires. All open fires without a stack must be permitted and ONLY a state fire warden can issue a permit. Call NJFFS and find out for yourself. 

You're overthinking this dramatically.  You place a simple phone call and get the permit.  It's a 2 minute process.  Everyone I know has a fire pit on their property.  It's not like you're trying to buy a fully automatic rifle...  call.  Get permit.  Repeat each season.  

Edited March 6, 2022 by not on the rug

[hunterbob1]

19 minutes ago, not on the rug said:

You're overthinking this dramatically.  You place a simple phone call and get the permit.  It's a 2 minute process.  Everyone I know has a fire pit on their property.  It's not like you're trying to buy a fully automatic rifle...  call.  Get permit.  Repeat each season.  

I don't need no stinking permit to burn, stay off my land!!!

 

[MGHunter66]

27 minutes ago, not on the rug said:

You're overthinking this dramatically. 

Exactly, NJ Uniform Fire Code states the recreation use without need for a permit. Permits are for larger than 5’ bon fires or bon fires lasting longer than 3 hours. 

[MGHunter66]

1 hour ago, MikeStaten said:

Took the first trailer load of brush and thorns to the dump which was ok when the ground was frozen but once the ground thawed the truck was making a mess in the grass so I switched to burning for the rest of the day.   Burned about five trailer loads of sticks and limbs up to about 12”.  Will be burning more in the future.   Loading that crap in the trailer is a real pain.  Will bring the stumps to Greens.  Thanks 

Awesome, I’d rather not hump, drag, load and unload when I can grab a beer and a match😁

[3Blade]

34 minutes ago, MGHunter66 said:

Awesome, I’d rather not hump, drag, load and unload when I can grab a beer and a match😁

But.. but.. what about global warming?

[Kype]

spring fall and winter i have outside fires ripping. i never knew i was a criminal doing so lol. no one cares around me. 

i do watch when we have a period of time with no rain/drought. but normally that time of year(summer) im not having fires outside because its to hot. 

[Bucksnbows]

37 minutes ago, Rusty said:

Okay, so I lied.  I care.  I really, really want to chase bonefish and tarpon on the NJ flats in my lifetime.  May head to the grocery store parking lot to do some donuts in the Ford and carbonize the atmosphere to help.  

[68Ioweu1]

Burn it… be a man… lol

[Rusty]

33 minutes ago, Bucksnbows said:

Okay, so I lied.  I care.  I really, really want to chase bonefish and tarpon on the NJ flats in my lifetime.  May head to the grocery store parking lot to do some donuts in the Ford and carbonize the atmosphere to help.  

All the donuts in the world won’t affect global temps.  That’s the whole point.  Rising CO2 levels are the RESULT of rising temperatures,  NOT the cause.  

[Bucksnbows]

2 hours ago, Rusty said:

All the donuts in the world won’t affect global temps.  That’s the whole point.  Rising CO2 levels are the RESULT of rising temperatures,  NOT the cause.  

That still doesn’t answer my question of when it will be warm enough for sight fishing the flats?  I’m not getting any younger. And think of all the cheap boats for sale when gas at the docks tops $9/gallon.