Plows push or displace snow. Plows typically have a wider path ... which creates more risk of you damaging your property or ...

And, she added, if a plow truck unintentionally throws snow onto a sidewalk, the property owner will not be fined. The ordinance was enacted in 1975, three years before the infamous Blizzard of ...

While their job is critical to keeping roads safe and passable, snow plows sometimes inadvertently cause damage to private property—especially mailboxes. To address this, the county has outlined ...

The Board of Trustees updated the village code concerning sidewalk maintenance and snow removal, aiming to clarify whether the responsibility lies with the property owner or the village. The village ...

Contractors plow residential streets once they accumulate 3 inches of snow. Sidewalks are plowed once they have 4 inches of new snow. Property owners are responsible to remove any remaining snow ...

Canton ordinance number 311.01 states that it's illegal to shovel, plow or snowblow snow from your property back into the street, and previous Repository reporting outlines some of the rules about ...

That means state and local governments will be dusting off their snow plows and sending them out ... for clearing sidewalks adjacent to their property. The best time to remove the snow is before ...

Seven plows will be out and about clearing areas in Roeland Park. It’s also the responsibility of the property owners to clear all snow and ice from sidewalks adjacent to their property.

An Arlington County snow plow with an unknown name on N ... bridges and bus stops. Property owners, meanwhile, are required to clear all snow and ice from public sidewalks adjacent to their ...