city of saskatoon said crews would work on Wednesday to clear snow from residential streets in Nutana as well as Caswell Hill.
A release was issued Tuesday evening with City Park and Riverdale in mind snow removal Starting later this week, the addition will improve sight lines, open up street parking and clear sidewalks.
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“While snow accumulations are affecting safety and mobility in all neighborhoods, the first neighborhoods are those with narrow streets and high-density on-street parking. As the first few neighborhoods are completed and more contractor crews have been hired has been completed, the City will be able to better estimate schedules for the remaining neighborhoods – please check saskatoon.ca/snow For updates,” read the release.
The city said the work would take six to eight weeks to complete, and a better estimate of the work schedule could be made after all crews and contractors have gathered.
About 24 hours before work begins, “no parking” signs will go up in the neighborhood, with the city saying vehicles that are not taken up will be moved to a nearby street.
If snow is not completely cleared from a street that same day, residents can park back at their location from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m.
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