- Snow and ice should be cleared from the sidewalk within 24 hours after snow stops falling, per city ordinance. Sidewalk curb ramps on corner lots and other curb cutouts should also be cleared, as property owners are responsible for providing access from the street onto the sidewalk.
- Keep fire hydrants on your property clear of snow, ice, and other obstructions for 3 feet in all directions. Doing so can save valuable time in an emergency.
- Clear a path to your mailbox. Mail carriers are not required to deliver your mail if they cannot reach your mailbox.
- When clearing snow put excess snow in your yard, not on the sidewalk, right-of-way, or street. Depositing snow in the street is against City Ordinance, plus more snow in the street means it will end up at the bottom of your driveway.
- Clear the storm drains on your property throughout the winter. Staying on top of it now will alleviate possible flooding during springtime melting.
- Please bring in your garbage and recycling totes from the edge of the road during snow removal.
- Remove vehicles from the streets when the plows are making the rounds to make snow removal more efficient.
JUST A NOTE: STREET PARKING IS LIMITED TO 72 HOURS FOR ANY ONE VEHICLE, ANY TIME OF YEAR – Chapter 69(05)
