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Hamilton Township's chipping debris from June 30 storms goes beyond expectations
hamilton tree landfill
Contractor, Eric Seaman, of Morrisville, Pa., drops a load of chipped trees and branches collected around Hamilton Township on a lot just off Route 322 in Mays Landing. Hamilton Township has set aside a field to collect wood chips from the June 30th derecho storm. The field is covered by about an acre of chips and the piles are 10 feet high. Tuesday, September, 11, 2012, 2012 ( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)
hamilton tree landfill
Contractors hired by Hamilton Township pick up trees and branches and put them in a chipper on Alexander Drive in the Hamilton Walk community, in Hamilton Township. Hamilton Township has set aside a field to collect wood chips from the June 30th derecho storm. The field is covered by about an acre of chips and the piles are 10 feet high. Tuesday, September, 11, 2012, 2012 ( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)
hamilton tree landfill
Contractor, Eric Seaman, of Morrisville, Pa., drops a load of chipped trees and branches collected around Hamilton Township on a lot just off Route 322 in Mays Landing. Hamilton Township has set aside a field to collect wood chips from the June 30th derecho storm. The field is covered by about an acre of chips and the piles are 10 feet high. Tuesday, September, 11, 2012, 2012 ( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)
hamilton tree landfill
Contractors hired by Hamilton Township pick up trees and branches and put them in a chipper on Alexander Drive in the Hamilton Walk community, in Hamilton Township. Hamilton Township has set aside a field to collect wood chips from the June 30th derecho storm. The field is covered by about an acre of chips and the piles are 10 feet high. Tuesday, September, 11, 2012, 2012 ( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)
hamilton tree landfill
Contractors hired by Hamilton Township pick up trees and branches and put them in a chipper on Alexander Drive in the Hamilton Walk community, in Hamilton Township. Hamilton Township has set aside a field to collect wood chips from the June 30th derecho storm. The field is covered by about an acre of chips and the piles are 10 feet high. Tuesday, September, 11, 2012, 2012 ( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)
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