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The sidewalk plow continues to deposit, rather than remove, snow at our address at the end of Bilodeau Court. At best, if the driver decides to turn early, the snow simply doesn't get removed. Most of the time, though, snow is actually deposited at the location.

It seams to reason that if this section of pavement is not to be considered a sidewalk for the purposes of snow removal, it should not be considered a sidewalk any other time of the year. Parking tickets claiming it to be a sidewalk stand against such reason. Please respond with how I am actually to consider this section of concrete and what my expectations should be for snow removal or, at the very least, the cessation of snow deposits.

Of course, this could all be remedied by taking up previous suggestions of removing the concrete all together and creating an area that would allow for the soaking up of snow melt and rain that otherwise accumulates to dangerous levels at the base of the preceding two driveways.

I tire of this perennial suggestion and inconsistency.