Village of Neville Snow and Ice Removal Bylaw No. 3-2025

Neville, Saskatchewan · No. 3-2025 · summary & facts

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VILLAGE OF NEVILLE BYLAW NO. 3-2025 A BYLAW OF THE VILLAGE OF NEVILLE TO PROVIDE FOR THE REMOVAL OF SNOW AND ICE The Village of Neville strives to clear roads as quickly as possible after significant snowfalls or winds which cause snowdrifts to accumulate. The primary goal is to maintain Village streets such that they remain safely passable. This does not mean that every hazard can be eliminated. The Village tractor does not have a cab and roads will not be cleared in extreme cold conditions. The Council of the Village of Neville, in the Province of Saskatchewan, enacts as follows: 1. That no person shall cause any injury to any sidewalk or pavement in the Village by striking, picking or cutting the sidewalk with any shovel, pick, crowbar, or any other metal instrument when the person is engaged in removing snow or ice from the pavement. Similarly, no person shall cause injury to any sidewalk or pavement in the Village with power equipment when the person is engaged in removing snow or ice from the pavement. 2. Snow and ice removed from residential and commercial property shall remain on the property of the owner. No property owner shall dispose of snow or ice by moving it from their property onto private or municipal property without prior permission of the property owner or municipality. 3. It is the responsibility of the property owner to clear their driveway access. 4. Back alleys will not be kept clear of snow by the Village. Back alleys are not to be used to pile snow from public or private property. 5. When the amount of snow removal required exceeds the capability of the Village, a Council approved contractor shall be contacted to assist with clearing Village right of ways. 6. Bylaws Number 3-2024, 1-2019, and 46 are hereby repealed. 7. This bylaw comes into force and effect on the date of the final passing thereof.