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Ban (gas) Leaf Blowers in Montclair NJ Year Round

60 Comments

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elizabeth osborne
4 years ago

ban leaf blowers now, its a noise and air quality problem

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Rob Henke
4 years ago

Bad for the environment. Bad for mental health. Get a rake!

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Stephanie Bricken
5 years ago

I hate the noise!

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Awful machines!

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Lori Harris
6 years ago

Protect our quality of life and air quality!

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Drew Knapp
10 years ago

This leaf blower nonstop madness is hell. http://www.agreatertown.com/montclair_nj/leaf_blower_hell_000466917

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Leslie Inman
11 years ago

Ban all leaf blowers!

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Leslie Inman
11 years ago

Ban all leaf blowers!

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Katherine Wandersee
11 years ago Featured

Not only do we need such a ban, we need enforcement. Landscapers regularly ignore the current ban and strategically ignore residents who request them to adhere to it. Landscapers are now using 3 or more leaf blowers per job; the noise is constant and deafening.

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Pauline Keenan
11 years ago

In many cases leaves are blown unto roads in a cloud of dust, creating dangerous conditions for motorists and blower operators.

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Pauline Keenan
11 years ago Featured

In many cases leaves are blown unto roads in a cloud of dust, creating dangerous conditions for motorists and blower operators.

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Diane hughes
11 years ago

They are bad for our physical and mental health, they damge our soil, and very bad for the planet. AND not efficient!

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Diane hughes
11 years ago

They are bad for our physical and mental health, they damge our soil, and very bad for the planet. AND not efficient!

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Joseph Stepien
11 years ago

Obnoxious noise, noxious fumes and dubious efficiency.

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Joseph Stepien
11 years ago

Obnoxious noise, noxious fumes and dubious efficiency.

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Frederick Chichester
11 years ago

The use of gasoline leaf blowers contributes to carbon emmissions which intensify climate change and, due to throwing allergens into the atmosphere that severely affect people with allergies may be regarded as a violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act.

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Frederick Chichester
11 years ago Featured

The use of gasoline leaf blowers contributes to carbon emmissions which intensify climate change and, due to throwing allergens into the atmosphere that severely affect people with allergies may be regarded as a violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act.

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John Kaniecki
11 years ago

Bring back rakes!

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John Kaniecki
11 years ago

Bring back rakes!

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rafael rodriguez
11 years ago

yep