Yep. I liked the "Clears stairs (except wood)" caveat.
I can see why public works wouldn't move snow on a regular basis, but I've heard from people in the northeast that the piles of snow along the side of the road are starting to impede sight down cross-streets at intersections and access of emergency vehicles on particularly narrow streets. That sounds like a prime time for some economic stimulus in the form of hiring some day laborers to help cart it somewhere safer, even if budgets are already strapped.
![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
timeasmymeasure
no subject
Date: 2011-02-05 06:33 am (UTC)Yep. I liked the "Clears stairs (except wood)" caveat.
I can see why public works wouldn't move snow on a regular basis, but I've heard from people in the northeast that the piles of snow along the side of the road are starting to impede sight down cross-streets at intersections and access of emergency vehicles on particularly narrow streets. That sounds like a prime time for some economic stimulus in the form of hiring some day laborers to help cart it somewhere safer, even if budgets are already strapped.