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There is a hill to the left so it's actually really hard to walk through. Don't wanna go in the parking lot cause of my dog. It's a great trail connecting 2 parks but the section by the mall is not respected by the snow plows.
Would be such a shame to have to keep their snow on a row of unused parking spots! (This is the back side of our mall so no cars almost ever)
You're assuming the plow drivers are even aware the trail exists.
I don't mean to assume anything. I do feel like the plow company should ask the mall "where should we pile the snow?" Though. And the answer shouldn't be "into the parks"
I doubt they’re paid enough to care.
Seriously, I had to argue with my neighbor’s plow driver who kept covering the sidewalk I cleared and destroying my yard because “where else can I put the snow”? After angrily defending his laziness, he did figure it out. There are plenty of places, especially on the property of the people paying him, just not quite as easy as the sidewalk in front of my house