Build the schedule around changing site access
An empty event property can become a network of vendors, parked vehicles and pedestrian routes. Describe how that layout changes between setup, public hours and teardown. Agree where sanitation maintenance can take place and when debris can be collected. Keep an on-site contact available to resolve access problems, especially if several separate operators share the grounds.
Separate ongoing municipal collection from temporary work
Sturgis manages regular waste collection, a rubble site and public cleanup coordination. These services do not automatically include an event's teardown or a private renovation. List the expected material and assign responsibility for litter collection, loading and final removal. For a county property beyond town, provide the gate, road surface and working-area details so the proposed equipment can be assessed against the full approach. For work within Sturgis, confirm the proposed commercial hauler's applicable city authorization separately from placement and accepted-material decisions.