As a member of the TMACOG Stormwater Coalition, the Village has participated in making information on how the average person can make a choice to help keep our drinking and recreation water safe. Simple things such as being sure the lid to your refuse cart is secure so that debris doesn’t blow out of the container to picking up a gum wrapper you may find on your daily walk adds up when we all are making the effort.

If you haven’t visited the Toledo Lake Erie Clear Choices Clean Water website yet, this postcard on how picking up pet waste can affect water quality is an example of the type of information you can find. Take a minute to visit the site and make a choice!

All sidewalks must be clear of ice and snow to permit pedestrian traffic. Properties with obstructed sidewalks more than 24 hrs after accumulation will be cleared by the Village. Costs will be invoiced to the property owner. Unpaid invoices are certified to the property taxes. No notice to tenants or owners will be given prior to the Village taking action to clear any sidewalk.

No snow or ice may be placed onto any roadway. Any property depositing snow or ice from shoveling, plowing or blown by other equipment will be subject to citation. Be sure to advise any service provider as they will also be subject to citation.

On street parking prohibited when two or more inches of snow is predicted or has accumulated. Vehicles remaining on roadways are subject to citation or towing. Parking ban remains in effect until the snow event has stopped, even if the plow has cleared the street.

The Village is responnsible for maintaining passable roadways, it is the property owner responsibility to assure clear access to driveways and mailboxes.