San Andreas, CA — The Public Works Department in Calaveras County is asking anyone who wants to opt out of annual roadside spraying to speak up soon.
The spraying is designed to prevent weeds from encroaching on the edges of roads. The weeds can obstruct views, cause road damage, and fuel fires. The county typically sprays an area six feet from the roadside, twice a year, around late February, and again near the middle of April.
If you do not want spraying to occur on portions of your parcels that are on county-maintained roads, you can opt out of the program by completing these two steps:
Written by BJ Hansen.
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