Posted by NE IA on January 25, 2009 at 19:37:19 from (206.72.18.153):
In Reply to: Old tire disposal posted by Denise Flores on January 25, 2009 at 16:06:33:
I heard of a guy that would take any tire for a real cheap price. Once he had his mountian of tire and cash he let the bank reposess the acerage.
We live in very rough land near the Mississippi river. If you look over the very steep roadside ditches and in the bottom of almost any bluff you can see lots of tires and appliances.
The county tries to clean them up, but they can't keep ahead of it as there are so many roads to chose from.
It costs lots of money to hook cables, load junk and then they have to pay to get rid of the junk anyway. Seems it would be less costly to have a dump site for free.
A friend has a large dairy with pit silos that he covers, then adds tires over the top. He now cuts the tires so they don't hold water and are easy to handle. He still has lots of midnight tire delivery services all the time.
We also have a silica sand mine, that used to haul tires into the mine and store them out of site and out of mind. I can't imagine how many semi loads are in there and there is no plan to remove them. They maybe in for some DNR troubles I have heard, but no facts.
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