Confirm the exact sidewalk snow-clearing deadline a commercial property manager must meet in Saint Paul, Minnesota.
domain: stpaul.gov · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Fetch stpaul.gov/departments/public-works/snow/sidewalk-snow-shoveling for the current municipal rule
Confirm the requirement is to clear sidewalks within 24 hours of the end of a snowfall
Note the clock starts at the end of snowfall, not at a fixed time of day
Check for any seasonal or property-type exceptions listed on the same page before applying the rule uniformly
Prefer the city's own current ordinance page over syndicated 'guide to snow removal laws by state' articles, which can be outdated
Known gotchas
The 24-hour clock is tied to when snowfall ends, which can be ambiguous during a multi-day storm — confirm how the city measures 'end of snowfall' for enforcement
Municipal ordinances change; a third-party aggregator article citing 'Saint Paul: 24 hours' should be re-verified against the current stpaul.gov page before relying on it for compliance advice
This deadline is specific to Saint Paul — do not assume it applies to neighboring Minneapolis or other MN cities without checking their own codes
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