Frequently Asked Questions
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Public Works - Snow & Ice Removal
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Public Works - Snow & Ice Removal
The school superintendent determines the opening, closing or delayed opening of school during snow and ice storms.
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Public Works - Snow & Ice Removal
Yes. Trash should be placed so it does not hinder the street plows or sidewalk plows.
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Public Works - Snow & Ice Removal
The situation is unavoidable. The plows remove the snow from curb to curb for maximum clearance of the roadway. This provides for maximum drainage and public safety.
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Public Works - Snow & Ice Removal
No. The roads are always plowed first. Only certain sidewalks are plowed when the storm has ended.
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Public Works - Snow & Ice Removal
Yes. Snowplowing and removal are difficult; parked cars on the roadways not only increase the number of hazards, but also the time it takes to remove the snow.
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Public Works - Snow & Ice Removal
Yes. Major roadways and hills are a top priority.
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Public Works - Snow & Ice Removal
No. A Town bylaw restricts this act. Additionally, such action may bring liability if an accident should occur. This also increases the town's costs for snow operations.