The snow from the street in front of me has been plowed up in front of my mailbox. I'm a senior citizen and paid to get my driveway cleaned but can't pay someone else to plow the snow away from mailbox
a foot of snow remaining on their sidewalks
On 10th Street starting from about N Park Ave at least N Indiana Ave there is very heavy pedestrian use yet these sidewalks have not been cleared and pedestrians are resorting to walking along the side of the road. This is very dangerous for pedestrains and drivers as well.
Snow not removed from sidewalks on most of this block.
Only cleared half of sidewalk facing 6th street
Sidewalks on 7th street are completely blocked by unmoved snow. Bike lane is somewhat clear, with an inch of packed snow/ice. Forcing pedestrians to use the bike lane for walking, when others are biking.
Sidewalks are completely uncleared of snow on Woodlawn and 3rd Street for both sororities on this corner. They virtually never clear their snow, but usually there is much less snow than now and one can at least walk on top of packed snow on the sidewalks. Currently that is impossible and everyone is walking in the street on Woodlawn.
Why does the city not enforce its rules on clearing snow from sidewalks, through fines? I understand that old people in residential areas can't always clear snow. But I'm talking about businesses. I tried to walk on the sidewalk up Walnut from Hillside to 2nd street today on the east side of the street (1/27), it was not possible. There are a ton of businesses here who do not follow the rules, and it's a huge hazard because now we have to walk on the street itself, which is crazy busy. I mean you, Elkins Properties, I mean you, auto dealership, I mean you, Btown Smoketime, and even the post office! Why are these people not fined? The are businesses, cleaning the sidewalk it a part of doing business, they should be held accountable. Thank you for your attention
There has not even been an attempt to move any snow.
No attempt at snow removal two days after snowfall ended