Subject: RE: Snow job
From: Deskovich, Mary (mdeskovich@cps.k12.il.us)
Date: Thu Mar 06 2003 - 09:32:05 CST
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I agree that if the center is plowed the snow has to go somewhere. I'm just
wondering how safe the cars would be if we asked the plow driver to get any
closer to the vehicles. If the lot were empty when the plowing was done
there would be no problem, but that's not feasible. If everyone moved their
cars from the lot on nights when it snows they would then have to dig out
from their street spots. (And how many of us even own snow shovels?)
Does anyone have any suggestions?
Mary
-----Original Message-----
From: RStaszak@wrigley.com
To: discuss@vanguardlofts.com; DAARON@INTERACCESS.COM;
gb406@vanguardlofts.com; steve813@aol.com
Sent: 3/6/03 6:56 AM
Subject: Snow job
Again, the snow plowing job was "totally unacceptable". You cannot plow
6"
to 8" of snow down the center of the parking lot without making 10" to
12"
mounds of snow behind all the cars. Of course, I got stuck. Am I suppose
to
shovel my own spot? I don't think so.
Robert Staszak Jr
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