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Ice & Snow Removal

Owners or occupants of a house, building or lot are directly responsible for removing snow from the sidewalks adjacent to the property within 24 hours of snowfall and must also use salt or another abrasive on icy sidewalks within 12 hours after ice has formed. [Sec. 38-127]


Helpful Tips
If you are renting a house or building, discuss with your landlord who will take responsibility for clearing the adjacent sidewalks. Both parties can receive fines if the sidewalks are not cleared.

 

If residents are leaving for more than a day, the City suggests having a neighbor or a friend look after their property in case of snow or ice accumulation. This can be especially helpful for student housing when they leave for winter break.

 
 

Owners or occupants of a house, building or lot are directly responsible for removing snow from the sidewalks adjacent to the property within 24 hours of snowfall and must also use salt or another abrasive on icy sidewalks within 12 hours after ice has formed. [Sec. 38-127]


Helpful Tips
If you are renting a house or building, discuss with your landlord who will take responsibility for clearing the adjacent sidewalks. Both parties can receive fines if the sidewalks are not cleared.

 

If residents are leaving for more than a day, the City suggests having a neighbor or a friend look after their property in case of snow or ice accumulation. This can be especially helpful for student housing when they leave for winter break.

 
 

   
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