Mark Obstructions Before Season Starts

Yeah. down the hill, you're going to put put it on this sidewalk and you're going to end up stockpiling the majority of the snow right in our drainage path back up. It needs to be snowed down. Woo. Now, that is the inlet to our drainage pattern, and we want to keep that as open as possible for the entire year. Now, we're thinking ahead. What's going to happen after the 10th or 15th snowfall and we've got 68 plus inches of snow hitting. That's going to push its way out. Even pushing its way out, it's going to block our drainage pattern. Instead of piling it right there, just start to push the truck up and get it try to start piling it up there. That way, this area just stays completely clear. So now what he's doing clearing a spot so that as he's doing this straight line push he can literally back the truck up and when he stops he can stop on cleared snow. Okay. So what you're seeing is what he cleared out now gives him room to back up put his plow down and catch the snow in this. All right. You see that snow right there? Those are rivlet. So you can't let any of that go. You shouldn't have any rivets. If you feel like you're losing