4.3.2: SNOW REMOVAL CONTRACTOR RESPONSIBILITY:
   (A)   The snow removal contractor shall be responsible for the work performed under the provisions of this section and comply with the rules and regulations pertaining to snow removal within the City.
      1.   The public right-of-way is used by the City for storage of snow plowed from the streets. It is not available for snow storage for individuals.
      2.   Under no circumstances can snow be plowed or blown in a manner that interferes with City or Idaho Transportation Department snow removal operations, or with the public’s normal use of City streets.
      3.   Under no circumstances can snow be plowed onto adjacent private property without written permission from the property owner.
      4.   Under no circumstances can snow from private property be stored on public property without written permission from the City’s Public Works Department.
   (B)   The snow removal contractor shall keep a log of the properties served which will be provided to the City upon request of the City.
   (C)   Comply with all City, County, State, and Federal laws.
   (D)   All contractors shall have in their possession during snow removal operations, the appropriate snow removal permit documentation (i.e., sticker, identification card, etc.) as provided by the City.
   (E)   Any contractor found to have violated this section, shall, on the first offense, be subject to a fine in the amount indicated on the fine schedule approved by the City Council and maintained by the City Clerk. Failure to timely pay on a violation will constitute an infraction. Any contractor found to have violated this section a second time within 365 days of the first offense shall be subject suspension of their snow removal contractor’s license for a period of sixty (60) days. Any such person may request reconsideration of the fine and business license revocation by the city clerk using the same process as applicable to snow storage violations provided McCall City Code 8.5.040. (Ord. 953, 12-1-2016; amd. Ord. 1013, 9-22-2022)