Snow Storage. Any portion of the lands which is intended to be used for snow storage shall be shown on the approved Site Plan or as otherwise approved by the General Manager, Planning and Growth Management. The Grading and Drainage Plan shall not be compromised by the storage of snow. Snow storage areas shall be setback from property lines, foundations, fencing or landscaping a minimum of 1.5 metres. Snow storage areas shall not occupy driveways, aisles, required parking spaces or any portion of a road allowance.
Snow Storage. Developer shall provide a snow storage plan to the City. The plan shall be subject to City approval.
Snow Storage. During periods of heavy snow accumulation the storage of plowed snow may substantially constrain vehicle movements and reduce available parking.
Snow Storage. At full build out, it appears that a limited amount of area upon the subject site will be available for the storage of snow. As a condition of site and building plan approval, snow storage areas should be identified or a snow removal plan considered. This should be done in conjunction with the grading plan and landscape plan to avoid future issues. Outdoor Storage. As previously indicated, the applicants have applied for a conditional use permit to allow accessory outdoor storage upon the subject site. The site plan proposes an outdoor storage area for up to 28 semi-trailers along the southern portion of the site. Within the I-1 District, outdoor storage is allowed by a conditional use permit provided the following conditions are met:
Snow Storage. Landlord reserves the right to utilize a portion of the gravel parking lot in the Southeast corner of the Land for the storage of snow. The specific portion of the parking lot to be used for snow storage shall be subject to Tenant’s written approval, which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld, conditioned, or delayed. Landlord shall be responsible for all costs and expenses associated with the storage of the snow. Landlord shall promptly clean all trash and debris from the snow storage area as the snow pile melts. Landlord shall promptly grade and level the parking lot after the snow pile melts, and shall add gravel to the parking lot as reasonably necessary.
Snow Storage. Collecting, hauling, and storing snow is expensive, requires special equipment, is labor intensive, and interferes with traffic while it is being performed. As such, snow will only be hauled and stored elsewhere when it is necessary to keep a road reasonably open and passable. If snow is hauled, it will only be stored on public land or on private property with the expressed written permission of the owners. To the extent possible, when snow con- taining salt is hauled it will be stored away from public waters. EXHIBIT A
Snow Storage. All removed snow and ice shall be stored at the Development or transported to a legal off-site snow storage area. At no time shall snow or ice removed from the Development be placed, stored, or allowed to remain on the Premises, Town Right-of-Way, or other unauthorized Town property. If Developer causes snow and ice to be stored on the Premises, Town Right-of-Way, or other unauthorized Town property, the Town may immediately cause such snow and ice to be removed at the Developer’s sole cost and expense. In such event, Developer shall reimburse the Town within thirty (30) days of written demand for payment thereof.
Snow Storage. The City of Kingston is responsible for the removal of snow from the city streets. Snow plows clear streets from the centre of the street to the curb. On residential streets, this results in snow being left across private driveways. Every effort is taken to minimize the amount of snow deposited in front of driveways, however the turning motion of the snow plow on curves in the street and at corners and bends can result in significant buildup of snow being deposited, particularly in major snow storms. When clearing your driveway do not shovel, plow or blow snow onto the street.
Snow Storage. Grantor acknowledges that snow plowed from the Road may encroach upon Grantor’s Property beyond the width of the Road. Grantor acknowledges and agrees that, provided Grantee uses reasonable snow plowing techniques, Grantor hereby grants an additional easement anywhere within the CR 5 ROW for storage for snow plowed from the Road, so long as such storage does not interfere with MMRT use.
Snow Storage. 8. In the event there is inadequate space on the Subject Property for snow storage, whether it be at the onset of the season or as the season progresses, the Customer(s) agree to allow the Contractor to use space on the edges of the driveway or to make alternative arrangements for snow storage with an adjoining neighbour. Excluded Services
