PW 001 SNOW REMOVAL AND SANDING FOR ROADWAYS AND SIDEWALKS October 6, 2014 (#223-14) Original October 19, 2015; October 15, 2018 Public Works

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Policy Statement: The Village of Kitscoty will provide snow and ice control on municipal streets and sidewalks according to determined priorities. Purpose: To provide direction and information to employees and residents regarding the Village of Kitscoty s winter maintenance of roads and sidewalks. Reason for Policy: To minimize economic loss to the community, prevent or reduce accident or injury by providing safe winter driving conditions. Ensure that the hazards caused by accumulated snow are efficiently and safely addressed. Ensure reasonable vehicular access to primary highways, business, industry, schools, residences, recreational facilities and public services. Related information: Village Bylaw No. 10-2017 regarding snow and ice removal on sidewalks. Snow removal priority map Schedule A. Sanding priority map Schedule B. Definitions: 1. Downtown Core: Roadways that include 50 Street from 49 Avenue to 51 Avenue and 50 th Avenue from 49 th Street to 50 th Street 2. Employee: Any person employed by the Village of Kitscoty. 3. Emergency Routes: Streets most commonly used by Fire/Rescue and R.C.M.P. 4. Off-Duty/On-Call/Standby: The period of time other than regular working hours when an employee is expected to respond to a work related incident when called to do so as per established Village protocols. 5. Plow Snow (or Snow Plowing): the pushing of accumulated snow from the roadway surface either to the sides of the roadway or to the center in order to maintain no less than one traffic lane. 6. Road Classification: roadways commonly classified according to their traffic volumes and road characteristics (refer to Schedule A and B ). 7. Road Right-of-Way: an area of land acquired for or devoted to the provision of a common or public through fare. These include a highway, street, lane, alley, bridge and any other structure incidental thereto. 8. Snow piles: designated areas where snow is piled for seasonal storage. Not to impede traffic visibility or be placed near intersections. 9. Snow removal: the loading of snow onto trucks, casting snow from the carriageway onto adjacent land. Trucked snow is hauled to an approved snow storage site. 10. Village: the Corporation of the Village of Kitscoty or any area contained from time to time within the boundaries of the Village of Kitscoty. Roadways and Sidewalks_Revised 2018-10-15.docx Page 1

11. Village Council: the Council of the Village of Kitscoty. 12. Windrowing: the plowing of snow into a long continuous pile for storage or to facilitate snow removal or to provide protection from drifting. Responsibilities 1. Village Council to: a. Approve by resolution this policy and any amendments. b. Consider the allocation of resources for successful implementation of this policy in the annual budget process. 2. Chief Administrative Officer to: a. Implement this policy and approve procedures. b. Ensure policy and procedure reviews occur and verify the implementation of policies and procedures. c. Recommend to Village Council necessary policy or procedure amendments. 3. Supervisor to: a. Implement and review the success of the Snow Removal policy while providing safe road and sidewalk conditions during the winter. b. Ensure that the application of this policy is reviewed periodically. c. Recommend to Chief Administrative Officer necessary policy or procedure amendments. 4. Employees to: a. Understand and adhere to this policy. b. Conduct any assigned duties in accordance with this policy and related procedures. Policy: 1) Snow Plowing a. will implement snow plowing operations in accordance to the priority routes as defined in Schedule A (attached). b. The priorities for plowing as designated on Schedule A (attached) Village entrances and exits, Emergency routes, main School bus routes, Water Reservoir and Lift Station access; - Hills, Secondary accesses to Priority #1 and secondary School bus routes; Residential areas and intersections connecting to priority #1 and priority #2 routes; Access to Wild Rose Manor parking lot Residential cul-de-sacs, CN Lease road, Lot 35PUL, Block 16, Plan 0123515 and Plan 0123515 lane between 50 Street and 51 Street may be performed after the Supervisor is satisfied that Priority Routes #1 to #3 have been completed. c. Adherence to the priority routes is to be maintained, with deviations only occurring at the discretion of the Supervisor. d. Plowing operations are governed by the current weather conditions and by the priorities assigned to individual roadways. Roadways and Sidewalks_Revised 2018-10-15.docx Page 2

e. Snow plowing will commence after an excess three inches (7.5cm) of snow has accumulated or when wind speed / duration creates drifting that impedes traffic movement. f. Snow plowing will remove snow to no less than 1 inch (2.5cm) from the road surface. g. Equipment will plow around vehicles parked on the street and it will be the vehicle owner s responsibility for snow removal from around them. h. Citizen concerns and requests received will be investigated and appropriate action will be taken. i. Plowing in residential lanes and/or alleys not designated in Schedule A will only be conducted: i. Where snow removal to mitigate storm water flooding is deemed critical by the Public Works Supervisor. ii. After snow plowing of priority routes #1 to #4 has been finished to the satisfaction of the Supervisor; iii. After snow removal throughout the Village has been completed to the satisfaction of the Supervisor; iv. Only in situations where lanes are deemed impassable by the Supervisor. j. The Supervisor may authorize additional private contractor s equipment to aid in snow plowing when deemed necessary. 2) Snow Removal a. will implement snow removal operations when the accumulation of plowed snow significantly impedes traffic flow and on-street parking. b. Village of Kitscoty fire hydrants will be continually assessed throughout the winter season for accessibility to ensure fire protection for the community. During major snow falls where accumulation and windrows produced from equipment restricts accessibility, staff will commence removal of snow. c. Contracted snow removal of the downtown core will be restricted to the hours of 10:00pm to 8:00am. d. Accumulated snow in front of private driveway entrances and/or emergency (fire lanes) accesses caused by Village plowing will only be removed for the following reasons: i. When the natural flow of storm water is caused to be blocked by accumulation of snow or ice. ii. In the event where roadways and boulevards have exceeded snow storage capacity. e. The Supervisor may authorize additional private contractor s equipment to aid in snow removal when deemed necessary. f. Snow removal in residential roadways not designated in Schedule A will only be initiated in extreme conditions where street snow storage impedes traffic flow, traffic line of sight or storm water run-off. 3) Sanding a. Sanding of streets shall be undertaken to ensure a reasonable level of safety to motorists as surface conditions dictate. b. The priorities for sanding as designated on Schedule B (attached) Roadways and Sidewalks_Revised 2018-10-15.docx Page 3

School bus routes, Emergency services, all inclines (hills) and intersections. c. Sanding not designated in Schedule B will only be initiated in extreme icy conditions at the discretion of the Supervisor. d. Parking lot sanding at public facilities (schools, hall, arena, health unit) will be undertaken during business hours on a received request basis, at the discretion of the Supervisor and will be subject to fees at the discretion of the CAO. 4) Sidewalk Snow and Ice Clearing a. will clear snow from sidewalks within 48 hours as outlined in Bylaw No. 10-2017 Section 14 (1) from the following areas: i. Sidewalks adjacent to Village owned buildings; ii. Sidewalks adjacent to Village owned properties; iii. Residential pathway at 47 th Street Close; b. Areas not designated to be cleared of snow, but may be cleared at the discretion of the Public Works Supervisor: i. Drainage PUL between 5201 and 5205 48 Street; ii. Pathways within parks, PULs and municipal reserves. Policy Review: Yearly from date adopted / amended / reviewed. Roadways and Sidewalks_Revised 2018-10-15.docx Page 4

50 St 47 St Cl RR 32 48 St POLICY NO: SCHEDULE A 56 Ave 48 Ave Roadways and Sidewalks_Revised 2018-10-15.docx Page 5

SCHEDULE B Roadways and Sidewalks_Revised 2018-10-15.docx Page 6