I'm sure they do.

Yes. Partial

Just to be safe we'd keep it in the cooler and drink in plain cups. If you don't attract attention, no one will know.

I think you'll be safe. One person can check in and they don't come around and count. But as you say don't do anything dumb and no one will care. Especially if the 6th is a kid.

Yes.

2 paw paw tree on every corner

Counts the salvage yard, but doesn't count the worth of Scotty's Donuts.

80 percent of statistics are made up.

And it's actually a typo on the website

> $15,000 to $255,00

Should be $25.5k

And they're going to be using Smallman at around 30th soon. They have no parking cones set up for Wednesday to Saturday.

They've been using that brick building on the corner and have big cranes set up outside and there are video wires in the alley.

Jeannette schools are not great.

Norwin, which isn't on your list but is nearby, has been busy banning books this year so you may want to skip them.

That'll be good too.

Eh. Dude has fucked up several times and those front lines don't seem to active right now.

It's actually worse if he is just ignored. If he gets harassed a lot of people in his position turns this into a "me against the world" situation. Ignoring is far more painful.

Plea deal incoming. Will be interesting to see if he gets probation or if that's only what the poors get. Probation may be what keeps him on the straight and narrow until his frontal lobes mature.

Just... Movers.

$600k? That's possible the entire net worth of all of dubois.

OP. It is prob worth getting a survey, flagging the corners, and maybe get them to flag the property line where the trees are. And then take lots of pics. All good for a crazy neighbor who may dispute everything, move the flags, etc etc. You'll get a paper copy but it's much easier to tell everything irl from the flags.

You first need to figure out exactly where you live. If it's the city itself or another municipality. And go from there. And you can't figure that out by the zip code.

In the giant eagle bins it says what it takes and what it doesn't. Basically clean plastic bags and shrink wrap are fine. You're going for anything that feels like a plastic grocery bag. Like a dry cleaner bag.

https://pittsburghpa.gov/dpw/drop-off Drop off centers.

Where do you live? The city of Pittsburgh proper or some other municipality?

Plastic wrap/bags can be recycled at giant eagle in the bins outside. They don't go in regular recycling.

If your apartment is 6+ units recycling is through the waste hauler, not the city. If it's 1-5 apartments it's city recycling and trash. https://pittsburghpa.gov/dpw/residential-recycling

You can also go to a drop off center like the strip or other places to drop off metal, cardboard, paper, glass, and plastic.

Agreed. If you post it on free it'll be gone in under 3 hours.

I like doing stuff myself too but it's worth getting a professional for most trees since you could die. I agree.

It may be easier if you can handle it just to pay for the whole thing. She's never going to pay and no tree company is going to get involved with an angry neighbor involved if you don't know where the property line is. My guess is that a good survey would be more than $1000 but I could be wrong. I don't know for sure, but they're expensive because they require research beforehand (shit is old here in western pa) and then taking accurate measurements.

Also if the tree is very large they may need a crane/bucket. That adds cost too. But they need to be able to take it down piece by piece safely, especially if it's over a structure.

You could always sue if she refuses but suing and being able to collect is a whole different story.

Or, you could find a tree company that won't ask questions and just have them come out, say they're all on your land, and pay for both of them to be taken down or trimmed, and the neighbor would be none the wiser if she's never actually there. And if she ever says anything just play dumb. That may be the best case scenario honestly.

Have you talked to your neighbor? If they're cooperative and will split the costs then it's a win/win and probably the easiest solution. If not you'll have to find an old survey or get a survey which is expensive. One may have been done with the house sale so look through the paperwork.

You can trim branches overhanging your property.

If the tree is on your property and needs to come down but has large branches overhanging your neighbors property, you'll need their consent anyway for the tree company to go on their property to remove the tree, even if you're the one paying for everything.

All is simpler if you start off by talking to the neighbor.