Ch5.§1-3 · City of Nowthen public records

A. Obstruction of Right-of-Way Prohibited. It is unlawful to obstruct any roadway or deposit snow or ice thereon which has been removed from private property onto public streets or rights-of-way. 1\. All snow and ice removed from private driveways or any other portion of private property shall be stored on the property from which it was removed. 2\. Snow and ice shall not be pushed, plowed, snow-blown or shoveled across or onto the traveled portion of a street, except for a very brief period of time during the snow removal process as necessary to turn a snow removal vehicle around and to push or blow the snow and ice back onto the private property from where it came. 3\. Piles of snow stored adjacent to public rights-of-way shall be located such that: i. Snow and ice piles do not form which interfere with the City's snow removal equipment and jolts plow drivers. ii. Snow and ice shall be stored a minimum of two (2) feet back from the paved road edge (or 14 feet from the centerline of gravel roads) or behind existing snow ridges created by the City plows, whichever is greater. 4\. Reflectors, stakes or other items installed in the right-of-way to mark the pavement, shoulders or landscaped boulevards interfere with the snow removal process, are not the responsibility of the City and will not be returned, replaced or compensated, if damaged.

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