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Wo oden Stakes Do Not Push or Dump <br /> Available for Marking Snow or Ice onto the <br /> Easement/Curb Line Roadway <br /> The City will provide wooden stakes for As we get deeper into winter,there's an <br /> homeowners to install along the easement.The increasing temptation to push snow from your <br /> stakes should be spaced every 20 to 30 feet along driveway into or across the street. Snow and ice <br /> the easement to help plow drivers identify the edge mounds are hazardous to other residents walking <br /> of the road early in the season. or driving and can cause accidents and injuries. <br /> During regular business hours,the wooden Minnesota Statute 160.2715,www.revisor. <br /> stakes are available in a barrel outside the Public mn.gov/statutes/cite/160.2715,bans depositing <br /> Works Facility at 14199 Jasper Street NW.There items into the roadway,including snow and ice. <br /> is a maximum limit of six stakes per household. To enforce the statute, Ramsey Police Officers will <br /> The City is not responsible for damaged sod issue citations to homeowners if they see snow <br /> along the boulevard or sprinkler systems placed deposited onto the road.Violators will be charged <br /> on the boulevard or along the curb.This is the with a misdemeanor,with a minimum fine of <br /> responsibility of the property owner.Please $400 for a second offense.Please help us keep our <br /> remember the Boulevard Staking Policy prohibits streets safe for everyone. <br /> using metal fence posts and other non-breakaway _ <br /> material in the public right-of-way. Small fiberglass :F <br /> { poles and aluminum poles with reflectors may <br /> be used. Be a Fire Hydrant Hero <br /> For more information,please get in touch ' <br /> with Public Works Administrative Assistant Adopting a fire hydrant will help firefighters <br /> protect you and our neighbors this winter. <br /> Marsha Weidner at 763-433-9839 or p y y g <br /> mweidner@cityoframsey.com. 1 After a snowfall,the Public Works Department <br /> - is responsible for clearing snow from City streets. <br /> Depending on the amount and type of snow,this <br />' could take several days.The City of Ramsey invites <br /> Friendly Reminder: residents and businesses to adopt one of the 1,200 <br /> fire hydrants available to firefighters.Taking a few <br /> Placement of Garbage extra minutes and clearing the snow around a fire <br /> Cans and Basketball hydrant closest to you can make all the difference <br /> Hoops in a fire emergency.If you decide to become a"fire <br /> hydrant hero;'please remove snow in a three-foot <br /> space around the hydrant.Your assistance is greatly <br /> The City wants to remind residents that garbage � � P y g y <br /> and recycling containers should be kept off the appreciated. <br /> street.Placing them in the driveway or behind the For questions or comments,please contact <br /> Supervisor John Su ohn Nelson at 763-433-9861 ` <br /> curb allows snowplow drivers to plow the entire P J <br /> k road and lessens the chance of containers tipping or jnelson@cityoframsey.com. <br /> over.Basketball hoops should also be kept out of <br /> cul-de-sacs. <br /> Parking is prohibited on any public street year- 3 Feet to <br /> round between 2:00 and 6:00 a.m.Vehicles in } the rear <br /> violation will be cited and may be towed. <br /> For more information,please contact Public <br /> Works Administrative Assistant Marsha Weidner <br /> at 763-433-9839 or mweidner@cityoframsey.com. Clear to the Street '" <br />