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Jon Coleman
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Snow plow off-street parking?

Jon Coleman
  • Milwaukee, WI
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I'm curious if you all tend to have off-street parking plowed. I'm purchasing a property with about 5 paved spaces off an alley so the only thing the service would clear would be the spots themselves.  If tenants are parked there, the plow won't be able to clear much, so I'm questioning if it is better to just limit the services to shoveling/salting the sidewalk, walkways and stoop.  What have you done for your properties?

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Patrick M.
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Patrick M.
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Shared cost sounds like a plan.

I pay per visit and he knows not to bother if it is <4.5 inches. 2019-2020 was a zero snow, warm summer for us... not so much this year. I imagine it might be worthwhile for you to have a seasonal contract?

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