Fort St. John seeks feeback on snow removal
They then stored the snow in the parking lanes and some on boulevards.
The City says this meant two driving lanes were clear within 36 hours after the snow stopped falling. Now they will follow up with graders and and snow blowers to clear the parking lanes.
What are your thoughts on this method? You can let the City know what you think on its Facebook page.
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