It's closed. Lock up the thread.

Check on your neighborhood apartments. Report the management that have yet to shovel its walkways a week after the storm. The same walkways used by MCPS students and their parents walking to-from school and to-from public bus stops sometimes in the dark!

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
Folks who haven't shoveled their sidewalks have until Tues (usually have 24 hours to clear, they extended it to 48 hours, then paused enforcement, enforcement resumes tomorrow).That could help the 20% who walk have safer routes to and from school and bus stops.

They should fine people who don't clear their sidewalks after a week.

What about fining MCPS?

+1 the biggest untouched stretch of sidewalk near is on an MCPS property.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
Folks who haven't shoveled their sidewalks have until Tues (usually have 24 hours to clear, they extended it to 48 hours, then paused enforcement, enforcement resumes tomorrow).That could help the 20% who walk have safer routes to and from school and bus stops.

They should fine people who don't clear their sidewalks after a week.

What about fining MCPS?

Anonymous wrote:
Folks who haven't shoveled their sidewalks have until Tues (usually have 24 hours to clear, they extended it to 48 hours, then paused enforcement, enforcement resumes tomorrow).That could help the 20% who walk have safer routes to and from school and bus stops.

They should fine people who don't clear their sidewalks after a week.

Anonymous wrote:The thing about cancelling Monday is that the conditions are going to be the same on Tuesday. What big plan is happening tomorrow to clean up?

Time to continue clearing areas that need to be cleared.

Folks who haven't shoveled their sidewalks have until Tues (usually have 24 hours to clear, they extended it to 48 hours, then paused enforcement, enforcement resumes tomorrow).That could help the 20% who walk have safer routes to and from school and bus stops.