[juanbenae]

Make sure you get something in writing about hauling the logs away. They will chip the small stuff, <12" or so, but if you look at the fine print, they will leave the logs in like 8' sections. I went through this and luckily the trees were just in my property line, and they could not put them on the adjacent property, nor any reasonably close location on my property.

Go to the PG&E site and look at their tree removal process & procedures. Unless you speak with a higher up and get it "written in" the guy marking trees in the field has no say in the actual work. My two ended up not being removed because the crane operator would not drive down our paved entry road due to the road width v. the crane wheel width. He said the weight at the edges of the road would get broken up with the wide nature of the crane. They ended up offsetting the top of the pole that carries the lines.