Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I hope no one had a heart attack trying to shovel. I'd rather get a fine than a heart attack.

I hope no one slips on the icy sidewalk and breaks bones. Your heart attack fears are risks, but any physical activity contains risks.

Since homeowners no longer have a duty to clear the sidewalk, you can't sue for their negligence. Further, the sidewalk is public property.

Anonymous wrote:I hope no one had a heart attack trying to shovel. I'd rather get a fine than a heart attack.

I hope no one slips on the icy sidewalk and breaks bones. Your heart attack fears are risks, but any physical activity contains risks.

Anonymous wrote:What is it in Montgomery County? Did they suspend this law for this ice storm?

They had extended to within 48hrs from end of storm. In mcps thread, it was reported they are pausing enforcement of clearing sidewalks until next Monday.

What is it in Montgomery County? Did they suspend this law for this ice storm?

Not a law in fairfax.

Ridiculous DC rules… 🤦‍♂️

Low income housing apartments think their residents aren't going to do anything when management doesn't shovel walking paths and parking lots. They may want to rethink that tho media is coming.

I hope no one had a heart attack trying to shovel. I'd rather get a fine than a heart attack.

Suck it hataz

Due to heavy icey conditions.
Inspectors were out but they have now suspended the requirement. Other jurisdictions? Bowser will have a press conference at 5pm today.