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Stump grinding in Catoosa, Oklahoma
Catoosa is a Route 66 town northeast of Tulsa, known for the Blue Whale and the Port of Catoosa. Its yards mix older highway-era lots with newer homes and a lot of open land.
Route 66 frontage and open land
Route 66 came through in 1926 and the Port of Catoosa opened in 1971, and both shaped where people built. Older homes sit near the old highway, while newer ones have spread out across open land. About 7,000 people live in town.
Stumps near a main road can be on public right-of-way rather than your lot. If yours is close to the road or a highway, check where the property line is before the crew arrives.
- Confirm the stump is on your property and not the public right-of-way.
- On larger lots, say how far the stump is from the driveway.
- Mention any buried lines or drainage pipes. Call 811 before the day.
Questions
Who owns a stump by the road?
If it is on public right-of-way, the city or the state owns that strip, so contact them before any work. If it is on your lot, it is yours to remove.
Do crews travel out to Catoosa?
Yes. It is about 14 miles from Tulsa. Crews that cover the north and east side of the metro regularly work there.