3.3. SR 11-29-1993 - Laserfiche WebLink

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. . . Second Priority intersections. Stop intersections, moderate volume Third Priority - Residential intersections. Elk River, like most communities, does not or resources to sand all streets end to end. caution when operating a motor vehicle, winter months. have the equipment Drivers must use especially during Roadside Mail Boxes The city shall not assume liability for mailboxes damaged during snowplowing operations unless the Street Department determines that a plowing unit has made direct contact with the box. Mailboxes that are damaged by contact with city equipment will be repaired by Street Department personnel as soon as possible after plowing operations are completed. Sod Damage Sod damage by city plowing equipment will be repaired using one of the two procedures the following spring: 1 . city Street Department will repair the damage using black dirt and seed. 2 . The property owner commercial sod. The owner for the sod reimbursement must be property owner doing sod. may elect to do the repair work using City will reimburse the property purchased, not the labor. Said approved by the City prior to the any corrective work or purchasing any Lawn Sprinkler Damage The City will not be responsible for damage to any underground lawn sprinklers that are located on boulevards within the street right-of-way. It shall be the responsibility of the homeowner to protect such systems from damage or to relocate sprinkler heads within the homeowner's property lines. Special Note It is unlawful right-of-way per Sub (5): Misdemeanors: It street or highway for anyone Minnesota to deposit snow on a public Highway Traffic Regulations 160.27 shall be unlawful to obstruct any public or to deposit snow or ice thereon; and, 169.42 Sub (1): Littering: No person shall throw, deposit, place or dump upon any street or highway any snow, ice, etc.