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Chicago too. And the landowner can also be be ticketed by the police for not clearing his snow. It seems like the OP is from Scotland, where snow rarely falls
by jordanb 14y ago
Chicago too. And the landowner can also be be ticketed by the police for not clearing his snow.
It seems like the OP is from Scotland, where snow rarely falls and when it does, it doesn't stick around. I wonder if snow removal laws are more a matter of climate than culture.
- drpgq 14y agoYeah as a Canadian, pretty much all cities can fine you if you don't clear your snow with in 24 hours. Ironically I just got back to Canada from Dresden yesterday and I didn't think much of the German efforts to clear their sidewalks.
- kintamanimatt 14y agoSo what happens if you're out of town for a few months and it snows hard in front of your property? How are you supposed to deal with that, or even know how badly it's snowed, while you're away?
- fbuchinger 14y agoYou simply commission a company for doing that... In the countryside neighbours might help each other