My guess in part it's a postal carrier thing. If the
carrier (or other commercial delivery) can't deliver
the mail then it's an issue. Think in terms of
liability suits then it makes more sense. 

--- Dar Ward <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> FYI: Followup...I DID report the problem to the City
> website...and within a few hours the "snow boss" had
> emailed me to let me know that the land in question
> belonged to the school district and that he would
> alert them to my request for plowing the path. 
> Kudos to him.
> 
> Now what I want to know is...if I can get fined for
> not plowing the sidewalk in front of my house...can
> the school get fined for not plowing the bike path
> on its property?  Or is this one of those cases
> where, it's a sidewalk when that is convienent and
> it is a road when that suits the need and it's just
> a field when it needs plowing.
> 
> Man unemployment makes me cranky.
>   -Dar
> 
> "Meiers, Steve" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>       Anyone can go to the 'Report a problem' line
> on the City Web site homepage and scroll down to the
> section about snowplowing.  Although they ask you to
> report a street section that needs work they should
> act on bike path plowing concerns.
> 
>     
> ---------------------------------
>   From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Dar
> Ward
> Sent: Thursday, February 01, 2007 12:58 PM
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: [Bikies] Gripes for the Day
> 
> 
>   
>   Gripe for the Day: Dementral Field Bike Path is
> not plowed.
> 
> Moving on to bigger annoyances…I noticed that in the
> Governor’s State of the State (partial text below),
> he made reference to the need to deal with the issue
> of global warming and air quality.  That noise that
> you just heard was Mike N gasping that I would
> actually care about such a thing, but I do.  In the
> speech the Governor mentioned all kinds of ways to
> address the issue of global warming…but he doesn’t
> mention bicycling and walking once.  He proposes a
> $40 million investment in strategies to address the
> issue…but at the same time, he’s not fully funding
> programs that pay for facilities for biking and
> walking.  This just seems crazy to me.
> 
> How can we make the powers that be understand that,
> if we all just walked and biked a little more, the
> world would be such a better place?
>   -Dar
> 
>  
>
http://www.wisgov.state.wi.us/journal_media_detail.asp?locid=19&prid=2508
> 
> “Over the past few years, the world has awakened to
> the growing, accelerating threat of global warming.
>   There is no question that global warming demands
> immediate action by the federal government.  It is a
> disgrace that so many national leaders have turned a
> blind eye to what is a scientific fact.  Yet the
> scope and consequences of this problem are so
> massive that the responsibility for action rests not
> only with our leaders in Washington, but with all of
> us.    
>   With new technology, and a commitment to renewable
> fuels, we can not only reduce the carbon emissions
> that cause global warming, we can and will help this
> nation kick its addiction to foreign oil.
>   In my budget, I’ll propose the next major step
> forward in our effort to become America’s leader in
> energy independence – a $40 million investment in
> renewable energy like solar, wind, hydrogen,
> biodiesel and ethanol.  
>   We’ll provide incentives to dramatically increase
> the availability of E-85.  We’ll move four
> university campuses off the power grid in the next
> five years.  And next year, we’ll more than double
> our commitment to energy conservation.
>   Tonight, I am announcing a Governor’s Task Force
> on Global Warming, comprised of business, industry,
> labor, environmental, government and community
> leaders to develop a comprehensive plan of action
> that we can all get behind.
>   Of course, one state, acting alone, can’t do
> everything.  But my fellow citizens, we have a
> responsibility to do everything we can.  I ask you
> to join me, and make a commitment that when it comes
> to global warming solutions, Wisconsin will lead the
> way.”
>    
>     
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