Snow | NARA & DVIDS Public Domain Archive - GetArchive | Licens
Snow | NARA & DVIDS Public Domain Archive - GetArchive | Licens
Where to put all that SNOW? Every year, we get questions focused on two areas of driveway plowing:
Is it OK to push snow from a driveway into the road? and Who is responsible for removing snow berms at driveway entrances?
Both questions are covered under section (g) of Alaska Statute 17 AAC 10.020. Here is a breakdown of what it means for residents:
Removing snow from driveways: This is the responsibility of the property owner. It is illegal to push snow into or across the road or right-of-way. Doing so creates hazards for those using the roadway and could create liability issues for the property owner. Move snow from yourunately, it is not always possible. If a snow berm created by snow removal efforts blocks a driveway, it is the responsibility of the property owner to remove it. Residents are also responsible for clearing the area around their mailbox.
When possible driveway onto your property. Snow berms blocking driveways: Our crews try whenever possible to avoid creating berms that block entrances and driveways.
Please wear reflective gear when you're dealing with driveway snow removal. Stay safe and warm, #Alaska!
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