If the City makes a special trip to clean up residential leaves in the gutter, is there a cost (or fine) that the owner pays? Or are they given a written warning? What's to keep it from reoccurring or for others to expect the same special service? Just curious :-)

I think a fine or at least a warning would prevent it from happening again. I will say the city has been very responsive.

Any leaves called in as traffic hazards or flooding hazards are inspected by a supervisor. If its deemed to be a hazard, then we address the hazard. This may mean collecting the pile or something as simple as moving it. If the property owner is home, we will make contact and inform them of the proper way to place loose leaves out for collection. Thanks for your interest in the process.

That's really helpful to know. Otherwise, I wondered if word would get out and expect their own personal curbside extra service from the City.If it's just raked back into the yard, it would help deter that. Thanks for the explanation.