[Summit] FW: After the snow flies, who is responsible for cleaning public areas?

sumati eberstadt sumieber at earthlink.net
Wed Dec 19 18:30:44 UTC 2012


Most of the ones that get me irritated are private residences. I walk
frequently to the JCC and there are many folks on Elmgrove, and other
streets as well, of course, who do not shovel their sidewalks at all, but
clear nice paths from their door to the driveway then dump the driveway snow
onto the sidewalk. Isn¹t it required for people to keep their front walks
clear? I give some slack for those on corners where the plows shove huge icy
piles of snow onto the walkway, but I think it¹s really low to shovel your
driveway and put the snow on the sidewalk.

The Apsara plaza was quite a mess last time we had a lot of snow.

Sumati


On 12/19/12 1:10 PM, "Greg Gerritt" <gerritt at mindspring.com> wrote:

> This has contact information to use in providence when lack of snow removal
> endangers pedestrians.  I am going to see if we can get it to work on
> overpasses and in front of business scofflaws on North Main St like the Shell
> (Motiva) station that when I ask them to clear the sidewalk says it is not
> their responsbility.  If the city will not act on them, civil disobedience is
> next.  Their sidewalk is incredibly dangerous with snow from the parking lot
> piled on the sidewalk creating huge mounds.
> 
> Do you have a favorite place that could use similar outing?   greg
> 

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