~ parking lots and sidewalks shoveling ~  Contractor must be insured

@Andrii Okipnyi my understanding of the City Ordinance is all property owners are required to clear public sidewalks of snow by 7:00 pm the day of a snowfall.  

You won't pay I need it now homeowner prices.Or, you can buy out of state and get taken to the cleaners on almost every repair bill you pay for because you're the out-of-state rich dude buying up local property and nobody gives a dog turn on the sidewalk care about you. 

I have a few jobs: I do some bookeeping, budgeting, and business consulting for a local architect, I work at at CPA firm during tax season, and I own a little side business with my friend doing pressure washing and sealing driveways, patios, sidewalks, etc.

They are replacing all the sidewalks at the intersections and there has been a ton of growth up by the interstate. 

Mechancal weathering occurs a lot in NE Ohio and the city will come by and tell you to replace the driveway, sidewalk squares etc... 

And even with a plow truck, check details like the porch, sidewalk etc.

A bucket in the yard works but express that they cannot leave a mess in any nice finished lawn or driveway/sidewalk areas.Level 3 is fairly standard, so it might be worth confirming this is what they are quoting.Prime and paint is straight forward.

Shoveling is just the sidewalk in front of the house and a path out back to the alley. 2) do you pay a weekly or monthly fee, or per mow/shovel?

For perspective, there might be 2-3 hearings for a restaurant to get approval for sidewalk outdoor seating yet this Amazon deal and the MOU which was signed had little to no public input or review by Community Board, Civic Groups and the City Council.