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Should businesses and homeowners be fined for not clearing sidewalks?
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556 Votes

Should businesses and homeowners be fined for not clearing sidewalks?

Yes

9

No

8

Yes

3 Comments
Joe Q
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Joe Q

Yes, especially businesses. Pathetic to see all the parking lots plowed and spotless while pedestrians have to walk right in the street on 27th. (But not surprised to see all the "No" votes from the worthless local homeowners.)

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Melissa Howiler
Melissa Howiler

Sometimes you have to CLIMB OVER MOUNTAINS OF SNOW HARD SNOW TOO

Joe Q
Joe Q

If you can afford to own a home in Bend, you can afford to have someone clear your sidewalk a couple of times a year! Or else shut up and pay the fine.

Melissa Howiler
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Melissa Howiler

I have epilepsy and do not drive I walk a lot please make businesses clean their sidewalks!! Omg it's ridiculous how bad it's become 😔

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No

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Louis Vaday
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Louis Vaday

That sounds par for the course. The city doesn't have to plow the roads as needed, but people have to shovel sidewalks that don't belong to them!

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k san
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k san

Absolutely NOT!! It may be risky for ppl to shovel their residential sidewalks. Businesses, yes, but not for residential sidewalks.

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k san
k san

Not concerned about pedestrians as much as I am about my back and my safety trying to clear it. If people choose to get out and walk in that much snow, the onus is on them to be careful where they walk.

Jeff Sanders
Jeff Sanders

Risky to shovel? What about the risk to pedestrians?

Jim Hipp
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Jim Hipp

Really, people have to work for a living!!!!!!

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Joe Q
Joe Q

Then pay a kid to do it if you're old or just lazy. It's the law. It's not optional!!!

Latterdaysaint
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Latterdaysaint

Another way to get more money

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Rick Allen
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Rick Allen

Businesses yes, they need the business and they have the resources, of course they should do snow removal! Home owners absolutely not, you dont know their physical health or available resources, that is government over reach, typical of the controlling left!

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sandra zollman
sandra zollman

Expecting people to shovel 50 feet or more of snow from a sidewalk in addition to their own driveway is to much. Health and finance doesn't allow for it.

Joe Q
Joe Q

It has nothing to do with right or left. It's common human decency so pedestrians can move around safely -- children going to school, the elderly or disabled who depend on public transit. It's not about your worthless, lazy, ignorant Fox-watching a$$ as usual.

Jeff Sanders
Jeff Sanders

Right or Left? Nonsense. Being able to safely walk to the mailbox is something that all should be entitled to.

Do you plan on using transit to trails this summer?

Do you plan on using transit to trails this summer?

YES

0

NO

1

YES

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NO

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Sonny
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Sonny

Not dependable.

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Do you think the changes to highway 97 will help with traffic flow near Cascade Village?
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199 Votes

Do you think the changes to highway 97 will help with traffic flow near Cascade Village?

YES

0

NO

3

YES

0 Comment
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NO

2 Comments
Sonny
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Sonny

Driving anywhere in Bend these days is a nightmare. Planning commission gets a "F-"

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John
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John

(5) Why does north bound 20 exit to the right? This required a new overpass to be built over the new highway, only to dump you immediately into another righthand exit, using the other recently built overpass/cloverleaf interchange. Is Bend not aware of exiting on the left?

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Sonny
Sonny

Planning commission has no plan are explanation of why they waste taxpayers dollars.

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