SNOW REMOVAL

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Several cited for parking ordinance

Fourteen motorists were cited Wednesday for violating the city’s 48-hour parking ordinance, according to the Jamestown Police Department. Vehicles are required to move every 48 hours, said Police Chief Dave Donegan, regardless of the time of year. “We enforce it most strictly in the winter because of snow removal,” he said. The fine for violated the parking law is $10.

By Sun Staff , December 31, 2009

City revises snow policy

The City Council’s Public Works Committee Tuesday approved revising the city snow policy to impose a parking ban for snow removal on emergency routes. City Engineer Reed Schwartz-kopf said the parking ban was only one of two suggestions to come out of a debriefing on last winter’s snow removal. Asked if an on-street parking ban could be instituted throughout the city for snow removal, he said the Public Works Department prefers to start with this.

September 23, 2009

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Snow removal plan to see few changes

Snow removal plan to see few changes Considering the community had more than 90 inches of snow last winter with all its attendant problems, City Engineer Reed Schwartzkopf believes snow removal went very well and he didn’t see a need for major changes to the snow removal policy. Schwartzkopf and City Street Department Foreman Harold Sad met with representatives from a variety of local organizations Thursday to assess snow removal in the city last winter. The organizations included emergency services and other associated services.

August 21, 2009

Ward requests aid in snow removal cost

Ward County Highway Engineer Dana Larsen says his county’s snow removal expenses between November and March totaled just over $1 million — and that’s not counting cities or townships. Requests for federal aid for snow removal have been declined. County Commissioner Jerome Gruenberg said the snow cannot be tied to damage from spring flooding, which is still being tallied.

April 23, 2009

Snow removal to start in residential areas this morning; downtown tonight

City crews will begin snow removal in the residential areas starting at 11 a.m. today. City crews will begin removingsnow fromt he downtown area at 11 p.m. today and continue thorugh the night. Downtown merchants are asked to have their sidewalks shoveled by 9 p.m. before the blades begin working downtown.

March 25, 2009

Crews to start snow removal in downtown Jamestown after 11 p.m. Friday

City crews in Jamestown will begin removing snow from the downtown area at 11 tonight and continue through the night.

February 20, 2009

Buffalo Mall, Jamestown Business Center close for inspection due to snow on roofs

The Buffalo Mall and the Jamestown Business Center were temporarily closed late this afternoon due to snow accumulations on the roofs. Officials with Investors Real Estate Trust, the owner of the buildings, said the buildings would be inspected Wednesday and whatever snow removal work that was necessary would be performed at that time.

By Keith Norman , January 13, 2009

Don’t park on city streets, police say

Motorists are asked to remove their vehicles from city streets tonight and Friday because of the impending snow storm, said Chief Dave Donegan of the Jamestown Police Department.

By Sun Staff , January 08, 2009

Changes to snow removal policy likely

The City Council is expected to approve changes to policies for snow removal, salting and sanding streets and declaring a snow emergency following action at the city’s Public Works Committee Thursday. Councilman Pat Nygaard was concerned about public safety on icy streets, particularly at the intersections in residential areas. He referred to the first snowfall of the winter a couple of weeks ago and said he talked to someone in the Bismarck Street Department about that city’s sanding and salting procedure.

November 21, 2008

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