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Where you can and cannot put shoveled snow

Salt Lake City Code 14.20.080 makes it unlawful to place snow removed from private property in the public way, or to place snow from sidewalks, drive approaches or other public places so that it causes a hazard to traffic or pedestrians. (source: Salt Lake City Code)

Salt Lake City says not to move snow into the street or onto other sidewalks, and that businesses may not shovel snow into ADA accessible parking stalls or access aisles. (source: Salt Lake City)

Provo makes it unlawful to push, pile or place snow or ice so it unreasonably blocks driveways or streets, blocks drivers' view, or creates a dangerous condition. (source: Provo City Code)

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