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1. City Street Department will repair the damage using black dirt and <br />• seed. <br />2. The property owner may elect to do the repair work using commercial <br />sod. The City will reimburse the property owner for the sod <br />purchased, not the labor. Said reimbursement must be approved by <br />the City prior to the property owner doing any corrective work or <br />purchasing any sod. <br />Lawn Sprinkler Damaze <br />The City will not be responsible for damage to any underground lawn <br />sprinklers that are located on boulevards within the street right -of -way. It <br />shall be the responsibility of the homeowner to protect such systems from <br />damage or to relocate sprinkler heads within the homeowner's property lines. <br />Special Note <br />It is unlawful for anyone to deposit snow on a public right -of -way per <br />Minnesota Highway Traffic Regulations 160.27 Subd (5): <br />Misdemeanors: It shall be unlawful to obstruct any public street or <br />• highway or to deposit any snow or ice thereon; and, <br />169.42 Subd (1): <br />Littering: No person shall throw, deposit, place, or dump upon any <br />street or highway any snow, ice, etc. <br />Trash Containers <br />Since trash is collected five days per week, one or more routes encounter <br />trash containers while plowing. Plow operators will slow down and swerve <br />around trash containers, but often times just the snow windrow will knock <br />the container over. <br />Routes that are plowed on trash pickup day will have to be re- plowed after <br />other snow operations are completed to avoid frozen mounds of snow in the <br />road. <br />Residents are encouraged to leave their trash containers behind the curb line <br />on trash pickup day because plow operators will not stop to move containers <br />or set containers upright that have overturned. <br />• <br />