Heh. My neighbor who does not even own a SB understands that if you dump it out....the snowplow will be putting it back in the spot.
I'm a lazy sunva$#%* and there is no way I'm tossing that stuff on my front yard. But he, 60+ years old will faithfully just carry all that EOD and dump into into his backyard with a Shovel !
Once I get down to a reasonable level, I will just push snow out the street, walk it a bit and spread it over....and let sun, salt, blacktop and the occasional car do it's magic....
The houses across the street have it easy. Since the plows plow only to the right......snow walls will be built up against curbside parked cars as high to the roofline and more.
I just care about the the area of the street which meets the driveway --- like I said, even after leaving a 8" wall parallel to the out edge of the parked curbside cards, the plows will just come and break that wall and shove all the snow in. It's futile just even clearing it, as when I get home, I park the car wherever I can - then need to clear the entire driveway away just so I can pull in.
Thanks to our dear old sanitation dept.
With the exception of the plowing ONLY to the right, I have the same woes as far as city plows putting snow on the EOD. Gives me an excuse to have a 2 stage snowblower. If the city plow was to take care of my EOD mess, they may as well pull in a few feet on the driveway and back drag the snow onto the street. I don't see that happening, not in America anyways. Without the EOD situation, all I really need is a good single stage snowblower.
