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    Sidewalk Snow Clearing in Grande Prairie, Alberta

    Commercial sidewalk clearing covers snow removal, ice treatment and documented visits for business frontages. City of Grande Prairie Traffic Bylaw C-1166 section 38 requires an owner or occupant to clear snow and ice from the sidewalk adjacent to the property within 24 hours following the most recent deposit of snow or ice.

    What is included

    • Sidewalk clearing planned around the local bylaw window
    • Full-width sidewalk clearing for pedestrian access
    • Ice treatment as conditions require
    • Multiple requested frontages covered under one scope
    • Spring cleanup of accumulated traction material

    Local rules in Grande Prairie

    City of Grande Prairie Traffic Bylaw C-1166 section 38 requires an owner or occupant to clear snow and ice from the sidewalk adjacent to the property within 24 hours following the most recent deposit of snow or ice.

    Source: City of Grande Prairie Traffic Bylaw C-1166

    The City snow removal brochure places industrial roads in Priority 3 and states that private business roads and parking lots are excluded from City road clearing.

    Source: City of Grande Prairie snow removal brochure

    How to get a quote

    Share the property address, the areas that need service and any access or storage constraints.

    General information, not legal advice.

    FAQ

    What sidewalk rule applies in Grande Prairie?

    City of Grande Prairie Traffic Bylaw C-1166 section 38 requires an owner or occupant to clear snow and ice from the sidewalk adjacent to the property within 24 hours following the most recent deposit of snow or ice.

    What does sidewalk snow clearing include in Grande Prairie?

    Sidewalk clearing planned around the local bylaw window, Full-width sidewalk clearing for pedestrian access, Ice treatment as conditions require.

    How do I request sidewalk clearing in Grande Prairie?

    Use the commercial quote form and include the property address, requested frontages and ice-treatment needs.