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Areancross has some dirt leftover from our event at Huntington Beach Event. Anyone in that area looking for some good motorcycle track dirt? We will haul it to you
Hit up the folks at Perris receway. I'm sure they would have a use for it.
There’s a damn mound of Perris dirt in my mom’s yard from me washing bikes there for years. Good times.
It's going to rain tomorrow, better hurry.
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The low lying area by Bolsa Chica could use more dirt. It'll be flooded tomorrow. Too bad you'd have to deal with the city or county, maybe set something up in advance for next year ? Good luck 👍
You'd need Coastal Commission permission approval to dump any of that dirt anywhere near Bolsa Chica.
Ha! I'm sure there's remnants of dirt from every so cal track mixed into the dirt and grass at my parents' house too.
My neighborhood is pretty new, but there's already a small streambed of it running from the end of my driveway down the gutter and into the storm drain at the bottom of the hill. Someday, they'll have to dredge the whole neighborhood! 😆
Oh forgot about "The coastal commission" By the time they make a decision the coast will have moved 100 feet inland and they'll have to start a new study lol
They do some great things by limiting coastal development and maintaining public access to "private" beaches, but they also do an amazing job of fucking things up in the name of preservation.
Anyone in SoCal looking for mud?
You would think the county landfills would welcome it instead of charge you to dump it. All they do with the garbage is mash it into the dirt and make a taller hill anyway, seems like more dirt = less concentration of garbage = better for everyone. They're already pushing piles around all day, it's not like they need to rent more equipment. Just thinking out loud and trying to help solve a problem. Taking it back where they got it isn't an option it sounds like. When I used to dig pools for a company they had different locations to dump dirt set up in advance. I don't remember ever driving the dump truck to the dump. There was always a canyon that needed filling or something somewhere set up in advance. Thanks for all your effort Arenacross insider ! Good luck, hope you find some place to get rid of it for free.
*aside from the trucks etc you're already paying for obviously
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