DPW staff give residents/owners permission to sprinkle salt onto the sidewalk, to address this pedestrian access concern of icy surfaces, when normal municipal snow removal operations are not effective or active.

Nice. Thanks!

This is not an acceptable solution.

This driveway creates a a river of ice that makes it difficult to cross. I have no way of knowing if the driveway will get bad while I am at work, so I am just supposed to carry salt on me and then what? Stand there and wait for it to kick in? Not to mention not everyone knows about the driveway and may not know to bring salt with them? Or what about people with mobility issues?

There is clearly something wrong when only one driveway on the whole street has a river of ice running into the road, and it shouldnt be the responsibility of everyone else to deal with it.

This issue was recategorized from Icy Conditions to Drainage: Capital Project List.

DPW Excavation Inspector assigned this issue to Water Quality Program Manager

This issue was recategorized from Drainage: Capital Project List to Sidewalk: Capital Project List.

DPW Excavation Inspector assigned this issue to DPW Engineering AT

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