Regarding cat litter, make sure it is the old fashioned NON-clumping
kind.
Also, the local pet shop sells paw safe litter and may still have some
left. call first.
If your neighbor is out of salt, share. and please check on your
'less able' neighbors
regularly.
L
On Feb 13, 2014, at 12:46 PM, Brian wrote:
I got up waaay too late, and found that my neighbor'd done my walk as
well as his. So I did the two houses next door to me. Paying it
downhill, sort of.
Oh, one other thing: Don't use salt on your walk: it hurts puppies'
paws. Cat litter works really well as an alternative.
On 2/13/14, Alexine wrote:
Maybe the first thing to do would be to reach out directly to the
owners.
It's always nice to give someone a chance to mend their ways before
escalating.
On Feb 13, 2014, at 11:55 AM, Kathleen wrote:
I'm fully in favor of "public shaming" of businesses/large
landlords who
don't have their sidewalks clear by tomorrow morning.
On Thu, Feb 13, 2014 at 11:53 AM, Jim wrote:
I wish the Marigold diner would notice that!
On Thu, Feb 13, 2014 at 11:50 AM, Kathleen wrote:
And if you own a corner property, that means the sidewalk on
both the
front AND the side of your house.
On Thu, Feb 13, 2014 at 11:01 AM, Amara wrote:
*"Phila. Streets Dept.@PhilaStreets20h
<https://twitter.com/PhilaStreets/status/433696938509074432>*
Clean a *sidewalk* path at least 36" wide within 6 hours after
the end
of the storm. Do not shovel snow on top of manholes.
*Phila. Streets Dept.@PhilaStreets15 hrs
<https://twitter.com/PhilaStreets/status/433766885272743936>*
When shoveling, place snow up against your property wall or on
lawn,
never into the street; it hampers our salting/plowing efforts."
Thinking particularly of some commercial/rental properties along
Baltimore that have not shovelled once this season, the 311
categories
for reporting unshovelled walks after the 6 hour limit are
"Streets" and
then "Sanitation Violation."
Amara
On Thu, Feb 13, 2014 at 10:45 AM, kyle wrote:
remember citizens, shoveling the walk isnt about tidying up your
property, it's about making the sidewalks passable, especially
for
neighbors with limited mobility. If you're outside doing your
civic
duty & notice that your next door neighbor is too lazy, shovel
theirs too,
because you're a nice person.
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