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Every street in the orange street neighborhood is the same- Bradley is just blocked every day. Moving myself- who taught this people how to plow- oh yeah NO ONE !!

It's a lot of snow. Most narrow streets, like Nicoll, are about a lane and a half wide. People have been good about taking turns to allow each other to pass. It's slow, but passable. I think of it as convivial; you have to get along with other drivers (and bicyclists and pedestrians.) I do think that the people who leave their cars buried in the snow are a problem. They end up taking up two parking spaces because of the snow that piles up fore and aft around them. People should be reminded that there is a 72 hour limit to parking on-street and they are therefore required to move their cars every 3 days. After those reminders, car should be ticketed and towed as needed. Like consistently enforced street sweeping, people will get the message eventually.

When?

It is really scary.if there was an emergency, a ln ambulance would struggle to get through.

Paul - you raise a point I had not known before. There are two cars parked on Nicoll on the Contois side between Eagle and Lawrence that have not been moved once since snow started earlier this season. I guess these individuals don't need their cars very badly (they are not students either). They are easy to spot because they are completely buried. I would think only a tow truck or a MAJOR thaw (not just what we had a couple of days this past week) could get them out at this point.

-Laura

Paul, I'm all about getting along. It's problematic when an ambulance could not get through. And when cars have been there for months. It doesn't have to be this way, and other areas of town are not this way.

Paul also, you are my favorite person for saying convivial, conversationally.

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