Grind stump 6–12″ below grade. Roots die and decay naturally—no need to excavate or poison. No resprouting (pines don't sucker from roots).
Grind stump, wait a few weeks for sawdust to settle, then plant oaks. Amend backfill with compost if sawdust-heavy.
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