Bill-<br>You need to weigh the value of this job to your business:<br>1- Is this a growing development where your presence will generate business you need?<br>2- In our area most such lots have been hydroseeded to a 15'-20' depth, so you will have a decent appearance along the street. This area is mowed regularly, but the balance of the lot just 3-6 times a year, depending on growth. You can work with the developer or homeowners assn, whoever handles it, on a schedule. This could provide some extra $$ for you that does not have to be done on strict schedule.<br>3- If this is not an old development, the lots can't be compared to urban vacant lots. By keeping them mowed, dumping is discouraged, and you will have a simple job to do. You can mow at the end of a day, before sharpening your blades for tomorrow.<p>----------<br>Jim<br>South Bend, IN