Posted by 37Chief on March 06, 2015 at 09:14:17 from (68.8.190.118):
There is a property clean up from a house that burned from one of the fires that went through the area a couple years ago. It has come down to the fire dept. having it done, since the owner has not done it. The fire dept. pays for the job, and the bill is added to the owners property tax. It requires removing all the burned material from a small house and a couple burned cars, no part of the house is standing, mostly ashes sheet metal and a few dead pine trees. It is maybe 10-12k max for the job, probably filling four roll off bins full of trash to haul off. This guy has another guy bid 28k, and wants me to bid 24k, so he can put a bid under mine and get the job. Man if this aint price fixing I don't know what is. I didn't want any part of that one. Stan
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