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1. www.whitepinecounty.net › DocumentCenter › ViewWHITE PINE COUNTY SNOW REMOVAL POLICY

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   POLICY White Pine County Road Department is scheduled to work from 6:00 am to 4:30 pm, Mon-Thur. If snow removal is required after hours, weekends or Holidays, overtime would be required. It can only be expected that services during off hours will be minimal and only provided when extreme storm conditions arise.

2. www.whitepinecounty.net › DocumentCenter › ViewSNOW REMOVAL POLICY WHITE PINE COUNTY

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   The purpose of this policy is to establish general guidelines for snow removal in White Pine County and to provide a uniform understanding of priorities and protocol for dealing with winter weather. POLICY White Pine County Road Department is scheduled to work from 6:00 am to 2:30 pm. If snow removal is required after

3. www.whitepinecounty.net › CivicAlertsNews Flash • Snow Removal Policy - White Pine County, NV

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   Sep 25, 2024 · White Pine County Road Department is scheduled to work from 6 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday. If snow removal is required after hours, on weekends, or on Holidays, overtime would be necessary. Please learn more by viewing our Snow Removal Policy (PDF).

4. www.cbc.ca › news › canadaSuing over snow removal? Here's what the courts have said ...

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   Jan 19, 2024 · After a trial, a B.C. Supreme Court judge accepted the city's claim that the entire snow removal process was covered by core policy immunity — a decision overturned by the B.C. Court of Appeal ...

5. www.facebook.com › groups › 1470035413296805White Pine Talking | This is the official county snow removal ...

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   This is the official county snow removal policy.

6. whitepineliving.com › sheriffs-corner-snow-removalSheriff's Corner |Snow Removal City Code | White Pine Living

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   Dec 9, 2019 · The snow is falling and piling up in the mountains and in town. The State, County and City have been busy taking care of the highways and streets making it easier for all of us to get around. I appreciate all their hard work. With that in mind I would like to remind everyone about City Code 8-1-5 Snow and Sleet Removal.

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   Is snow removal a core policy?

   • Instead, the issue was the snow removal from the specific parking stalls on that block of the street by creating snowbanks without sidewalk access. Even if the written snow removal policy itself was a core policy, the court held that the specific snow removal in this case was not necessarily a core policy decision.

   Supreme Court of Canada Weighs in on Municipal Snow Removal Policies

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   Are Municipal snow removal decisions a core policy decision?

   • In this case, the SCC determined whether municipal snow removal decisions amounted to “core policy decisions” for which municipalities are immune from liability. With winter quickly approaching, the SCC issued a helpful warning to municipalities regarding their obligations to pedestrians.

   Supreme Court of Canada Weighs in on Municipal Snow Removal Policies

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   Why did the SCC find a problem with snow removal?

   • The SCC found that the issue in this case was not the entire process of snow removal. Instead, the issue was the snow removal from the specific parking stalls on that block of the street by creating snowbanks without sidewalk access.

   Supreme Court of Canada Weighs in on Municipal Snow Removal Policies

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   Did the municipality clear snow in parking stalls?

   • The municipality cleared snow in parking stalls on the street, which created a large snowbank along the curb. The municipality did not clear an access route to the sidewalk for drivers parking in these stalls. The plaintiff parked in one such stall and crossed the snowbank in order to access a business on the other side.

   Supreme Court of Canada Weighs in on Municipal Snow Removal Policies

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   Was snow removal given little thought?

   • Finally, the court found that the snow removal on this day was given little thought. Core policy decisions require that there was a deliberative decision made, involving the balancing of competing objectives and goals. In this case, there was no evidence that an assessment of clearing access to the sidewalks was ever made.

   Supreme Court of Canada Weighs in on Municipal Snow Removal Policies

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   Can municipalities be held accountable if snow removal creates a hazard?

   • Municipalities can still be held accountable where the specific practice of snow removal creates a hazard. This article was written by a member of the Personal Injury Team at McKenzie Lake. If you require assistance with a personal injury matter or wish to speak to a personal injury lawyer at McKenzie Lake Lawyers LLP, please call (519) 672-5666.

   Supreme Court of Canada Weighs in on Municipal Snow Removal Policies

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   Oct 26, 2021 · The SCC found that the issue in this case was not the entire process of snow removal. Instead, the issue was the snow removal from the specific parking stalls on that block of the street by creating snowbanks without sidewalk access. Even if the written snow removal policy itself was a core policy, the court held that the specific snow removal ...