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Re: plowing snow in blizzard conditions
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Posted by paul on January 20, 2004 at 09:48:33 from (209.23.145.34):
In Reply to: plowing snow in blizzard conditions posted by KURT(mi) on January 20, 2004 at 08:40:05:
In Minnesota it is illegal to push snow across any public road, or to pile it up so it causes problems with the public road. On the other hand, a lot of my neighbors on the gravel roads blow out a path on the public roads so the school bus/ milk truck can get through beore the one township grader can get by. I believe your situation is the first paragraph. The problem is, nothing will happen unless you call him in, and then what happens over the next few years? Big fued - or a worse one that you may have now? How you handle it is up to you, but in my state what he's doing would be wrong. --->Paul
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