Snow Ordinances - From City Hall

[marklingm]

From City Hall:

From: Tuttle, Michael [mailto:Michael.Tuttle@lakewoodoh.net]
Sent: Wednesday, January 30, 2013 1:49 PM
To: Tuttle, Michael
Subject: Snow ordinances

It looks like our January "Spring" is over. The attachment is old news that bares repeating.
Mike

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[Peter Grossetti]

"... covered with snow twenty-four hours after a heavy snow fall ..."

define "covered"

define "heavy"

when does the 24 hour period actually begin?

[marklingm]

"... covered with snow twenty-four hours after a heavy snow fall ..."

define "covered"

define "heavy"

when does the 24 hour period actually begin?

Peter,

Be patient.

I'm sure that City Hall will be forming a committee/task force to look into these questions very soon.

And then City Hall will ban snow altogether.

Matt

[Tim Liston]

I suspect it's pretty simple....

heavy = enough snow that the plows are out

covered = heavy snowfall has not been removed

24 hours = 24 hours after the street is first plowed

The bottom line is that we all need to cooperate so the the crews can do their job reasonably effectively.

[marklingm]

I suspect it's pretty simple....

heavy = enough snow that the plows are out

covered = heavy snowfall has not been removed

24 hours = 24 hours after the street is first plowed

The bottom line is that we all need to cooperate so the the crews can do their job reasonably effectively.

Tim,

I'm not sure those definitions are very enforceable. That quadricycle/quadracycle/quadcycle/quadrocycle comes to mind.

We already had laws on the books prohibiting texting while driving that City Hall didn't have the moxie to enforce.

So, I think Peter asks valid questions.

Matt