I took the time to shovel my walk as required but the truck has now come through and pushed snow onto the walk. In addition the truck piles sidewalk at the corner making it a waste of time to shovel the walk because it is blocked by a mountain. This snow that the truck has pushed onto the walk is packed and too heav for homeowner removal!
Excess snow has been pushed from the street into the easement/entrance of the city's property, blocking entrance to our driveway. Cars have been getting stuck in the snow and it needs clearing.
Layer of ice preventing traction
Layer of ice preventing traction
My landlord said that the alleyway between 208 and 212 S. Rogers is owned by the city. Would we be able to have it plowed? There's also an alleyway behind the building, running parallel to S. Rogers between 3rd and 4th. Would we be able to have that plowed?
The plowing was not very good. Is there another pass coming?
Diagonal facing spots off E. 2nd St (between Fess and Henderson) remain unplowed. These are City controlled spots with City tags, so I expect private removal to not be necessary
Now 1:17 pm and a UPS truck just got stuck on level ground in our cul-de-sac. Still no signs of a plow--can I have your assurance this will get done before a dangerous situation arises here on our street? 812.219.4322
We're almost at 48 hours since the beginning of snowfall, I believe our street (Lakewood Ct.) has yet to see any type of plowing. Lakewood Drive and Ramble Road in our neighbourhood are thoroughly clean, as a point of reference, meaning there has been activity in our neighbourhood.
if possible, this alley needs plowed. There are homes here with this alley as the main access, it’s just not officially a street