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We may schedule a two day pickup event, limiting the pickup to 40-50 properties each day. That way we <br /> will have a reasonable work day and won't exhaust the tree service crew and the volunteers. <br /> >We will schedule two volunteers for each hour of chipping. These volunteers assist the hired tree service <br /> crew by hauling the buckthorn from the private property to the street edge. This considerably speeds up the <br /> pickup/chipping process. <br /> �We will schedule the buckthorn roundup between late September and late October, but before <br /> Halloween. <br /> >One neighbor has suggested we sponsor a "Buckthorn Ball" at the local trade union hall. This would be <br /> scheduled to thank all the volunteers and participants and to help raise funds for future roundups. <br /> OTHER LOGISTICS OF A ROUNDUP <br /> Parking/Traffic Issues: Private Property cleanup: <br /> In order that the operation moved smoothly, it was essential that the street in front of each participating <br /> property was clear of vehicles the day of the roundup. I contacted our community council to find out the <br /> procedures for obtaining no parking sites for each home. The council informed me that the cost would be <br /> 25 cents each for"fill in the blank signs' and 50 cents for pre-printed signs from our public works street <br /> department. A list of all the address sites had to be prepared for public works in order to purchase the <br /> signs. We opted for the 25 cent signs and brought in a group of prolific writers who spent 1 hour <br /> . volunteering to fill in the blanks on 130 signs. We provide t%vo No parking signs to designate the entire <br /> boulevard in front of each home as"No Parking"for the chipping day. No Parkings signs must be <br /> Installed at 48 hours prior to the event so drivers have adequate notification time. <br /> Recycling Some Buckthorn Wood <br /> If you know of woodworkers interested in this wood for carving purposes, get them involved. We did. <br /> Numerous homeowners in our neighborhood who were removing buckthorn. contacted our local <br /> woodcarver. She then made arrangements to come and pickup the larger diameter log sections for use by <br /> her woodcarving group. Generally, the single trunks must be 3" in diameter or larger for most woodworkers <br /> to use. <br /> :-Committees: <br /> Organize your volunteers into committees that can help with the various aspects. To save money on this <br /> initial project and because of a short time frame, the information to signed-up participants was hand- <br /> delivered to their homes. That is why you do not see any mailing costs on the ledger. You should plan for <br /> that in your budget. From this first roundup experience. I would anticipate the following committees: <br /> D. Signs- prepare and deliver <br /> E. Information Distribution <br /> F. Scheduling of Chipping/Pickup <br /> G. "Schlepping"Volunteers- Day of pickup <br /> is H. Refreshments-day of event and Celebration Potluck or Buckthorn Ball <br />
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