The City of Guelph has scheduled a residential plow-out for Wednesday night.
The operation will get underway at 10 p.m. and will continue until all roads, bikes lanes, sidewalks and trails are plowed.
The City is asking drivers to move all parked cars off the streets so plows can pass.
Residents are being advised to wait 24 hours after the snow stops before submitting road-service requests and three days before submitting a sidewalk-service request.
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The City says a plow-out is typically completed 24 hours after a storm has stopped.
The City is asking drivers to stay away from plows and do not pass them.
Residents are encouraged to help clear sidewalks near their property and move snow away from fire hydrants and storm drains.
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