The people clearing the lot at 100 East Miller Drive are shoving the snow into the street. Those lanes have already been plowed by the city and I had to drive through two feet of snow to get past that address. They need to be told not to shove their snow into the street.
I live in the West Point neighborhood. It has been more than 24 hours after the snow stopped accumulating yesterday (Mon., Feb. 16 around 6pm). Many public sidewalks abutting properties here are not shoveled. This includes up and down Woodhill Dr. and S. Larkspur Ln., and the adjacent side streets. This neighborhood has many people that normally walk around, enjoying the neighborhood, but now the sidewalks are hampered due to residents' and/or property owners' violation of municipal code. Please issue citations in this neighborhood, in hopes that people will take responsibility in making it a safe and non-hazardous neighborhood. Thank you very much! Happy Winter!
two houses on High between Maxwell and 1st Street have not shoveled their walks yet
The whole area in the Adam's Hill Farm Addition has blatant disregard for clearing sidewalks of snow. It is icy and dangerous for the school children within the "no bus service" walking to Summit Elementary, people walking their dogs and exercisers.
The north sidewalk between Indiana & N Dunn tends to get extremely muddy and hazardous when it rains or snows, and remains that way for a long time. Maybe the location of 518 is the spot, but I don't know the house numbers; the problem spot is about the 2nd house from Indiana. I have been experiencing this for many years, so this has gone unattended. Another location in which snow removal is never done: the south sidewalk on 6th St., off of Dunn, in front of the 3 houses where students live.
Three houses in a row with very snowy and ivy walks--dangerous!
Icy sidewalk 611 n Washington
Snow on sidewalk
Snow on sidewalk
Snow on sidewalk