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Large limb down on Twiller St, in front of #8; part of it is in the street, near the curb and partially blocking the driveway at #6 Twiller.

164-166 Madison Ave., sidewalk needs to be cleared of snow/ice, although it will probably be melted by the time the city gets around to dealing with it.

342-344 Second Ave. both have a pretty good layer of ice on the sidewalks. Both of these homeowners never seem to be able to get around to clearing the sidewalks in front of their houses. The Hoffman bus stop on the 922 is in front of 342 as well.

Second Ave., between Bertha and Marshall, on the right side as you head towards Delaware Ave. The sidewalk is pretty much impassable because the city shoved all the snow that was on the street onto the sidewalk. Nice job! I guess it shows who has priority in this city, as if we needed any further proof.

Huge pile of snow, from snow removed from multi-car driveway, blocking the sidewalk. Half the sidewalk on St. James between Summit and Hackett is impassable, forcing people to walk in the street. Not a good option on that street, or any street for that matter.

The segment of the South End Connector bike trail that runs along the service road/on ramp for I-787 N (between Church St. and S. Pearl) has a lot of glass on it. Practically 80% of that segment is strewn with glass and nearly unrideable.

This winter the trail has been pretty clean, but over the last week, it has gone down hill quite a bit. With the longer days and warmer weather more people will be riding it so it would be appreciated if the cleaning could be kept up. Thank you.

Sidewalk in front of lot between 63 and 83 McCarty Ave., STILL has snow and ice on it.

Snow and ice still on sidewalk in front of apartment building.

Snow and ice in front of 212 Morton that runs around the corner to S. Swan. Most of it is on S. Swan.

The stretch of sidewalk that needs clearing is across from 241 Catherine. Pretty much the whole sidewalk from S. Swan to Oneida Terrace needs clearing; the usual stretch that runs in front of the Bhatti Group car repair and Joe's Garage.

Snow and ice still on sidewalk, in fact on most of the sidewalk between Corlear and Second Ave.

It gets wearisome to have to keep reporting these snow and ice removal requests. The city seriously needs to re-examine the priority of streets over sidewalks during and after winter storms.

Nearly a week after the Feb. 4 storm and still snow and ice on the sidewalk.

Another one of Madison's scofflaws.

114-120 Madison Ave. still has snow and ice on the walkways. The owners along this stretch of Madison never seem to clear their sidewalks, which only highlights the ineffectiveness of the toothless bylaw listed below.

Snow and ice still on sidewalk, nearly a week after the January 17 storm. The owner of this property rarely, if ever, clear their walk. Also, that corner of S. Bertha and Twiller where the edge of the sidewalk meets the crosswalk is covered with snow and ice. This makes is difficult to navigate that intersection.

Snow and ice still on sidewalk. This residence never seems to clear their walk. 250 Second Ave. also has snow and ice which they never seem to clear.

Snow and ice still on sidewalk.

Snow and ice still on sidewalk.