Lockland Ohio Public Works Snow Removal

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	Village Departments Waste Removal Guidelines Waste Removal Schedules Snow Emergency Guidelines

Snow Emergency Guidelines

A snow emergency in Lockland is in effect whenever a snow emergency is declared in the City of Cincinnati. With or without a snow emergency, primary streets (designated as snow emergency routes - see list below) will be plowed and treated first, secondary streets will be plowed when all primary streets have been cleared. Even if a snow emergency is not declared, it is advisable to park your cars off the street if snow is expected.

Snow Emergency Routes

South and North Wayne Avenue from corporation line to corporation line
East and West Wyoming Avenue from corporation line to corporation line
North and South Cooper Avenue from Catherine to the west corporation line.
Mulberry Street from the west corporation line to N. Wayne Avenue.
Hillside Avenue from Washington to Anna.
Lock Street from Wyoming Avenue to Williams Street.
Williams Street from Wyoming to Davis.
Davis Street from Williams to the east corporation line.
West Forrer Street from Wyoming Avenue to the north corporation line.
Shepherd Avenue from the north corporation line to Wyoming Avenue.

Parking Guidelines

A vehicle parked on a snow emergency route at the time the snow emergency is declared and when it is between the hours of 6:00 AM and 8:00 PM shall be removed within 3 hours.

A vehicle parked on a snow emergency route at the time the snow emergency is declared and when it is between the hours of 8:00 PM and 6:00 AM of the following day, shall be removed prior to 9:00 AM following the time such snow emergency is declared.

A vehicle found parking in violation may be removed or towed away at the owner's expense.

Shoveling Snow

Do not shovel snow into the street! Pushing snow into the right-of-way is strictly prohibited and violators may be cited. It is also advisable to not shovel your driveway until the snow plow has passed. The Village is not responsible for snow that is plowed from the street and redeposited into private driveways. Plow drivers have very little control as to where the snow can go and may have to make a number of passes to complete the job satisfactorily.