I can't haul the leaves away. The town publishes a collection schedule. I have reprints of it. They collect leaves from the curb, fairly frequently, during the fall leaf-cleanup season. I would just leave bagged leaves at the curb. Or if they want to compost their leaves, I would instruct the property owner to buy some chicken wire or welded wire fencing, then I would make a cylinder of it, about 4 feet high, and put the leaves in there to become excellent compost, esp if some grass clippings are added, and a little lime and nitrogen plant food to speed up bacterial action, and some soil placed on top to minimize blow-away from the top. Someone would have to give it water occasionally, and turn it, mix it, once every few weeks or so. I think most people will opt for bags and collection, but the more "enviromental" types might go for composting, esp since about 12 feet of 4-ft wide welded wire fencing costs only about $8.00 I think, and will make about a 4-ft diameter cylinder. Or I could make simple piles with no wire. Just put soil on top. Tho I have no way to get my big Troy Bilt tiller over there to loosen up soil.