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Steve September 12 2008 Plenty of Colorado Snow In June I made my annual trek to Independence Pass Colorado on the Continental Divide Because of the intense snowfall during the winter and spring there is plenty of snow up there It is a
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People Office | Usually it snows in Tokyo only a precious few days a year and yesterday was the first of those Here s an awesome photo of Shuhei he probably doesn t know I snapped And this is Kokuritsu Shinbijutsukan The New National Art Museum grounds behind our office Continuing with the snow theme here s a beautiful video Davi shot of his trip boarding last
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Snowfall In The Mountains I ran into an early morning snowstorm in the mountains of Colorado No doubt skiers and the nearby ski resorts are pleased with the snowfall You may view all photos here
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Steve December 29 2007 Majestic Mountains And Snow After some snowfall overnight the wind has been blowing quite hard off the Sawatch Mountains this morning View all photos here
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Nice, being out in a fresh . snow. with no other people around. My shovel scraping the sidewalk was all I heard. That, and that which I never listen to my breathing. Oh, and in remembering what my mother used to say, I can't hear myself ...
Who is responsible for snow removal at a rental property?
Q. I rent the second floor of a house. It is snowing today and I don't know if we, the 1st floor or the landlord is responsible for shoveling the snow. Anyone know?
Asked by ref322 - Sun Feb 12 15:13:35 2006 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's best when things like this are spelled out in a lease. For many rentals, the first floor occupant -- the more desireable location -- is responsible for basic care of the grounds. This would be snow removal, lawn mowing and picking up small trash. This is more a custom than a law, and it really needs to be stated somewhere in order to be binding. If this is your landlord, then he may be held responsible by your municipality for providing you with safe access to the rented premises. You should really discuss it with him. Maybe he'll allow you a credit on your rent if you're willing take responsibility for this and relieve him of a problem. At the very least it should be discussed before any further action is considered.
Answered by ebob - Sun Feb 12 15:24:35 2006
Q. I rent the second floor of a house. It is snowing today and I don't know if we, the 1st floor or the landlord is responsible for shoveling the snow. Anyone know?
Asked by ref322 - Sun Feb 12 15:13:35 2006 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's best when things like this are spelled out in a lease. For many rentals, the first floor occupant -- the more desireable location -- is responsible for basic care of the grounds. This would be snow removal, lawn mowing and picking up small trash. This is more a custom than a law, and it really needs to be stated somewhere in order to be binding. If this is your landlord, then he may be held responsible by your municipality for providing you with safe access to the rented premises. You should really discuss it with him. Maybe he'll allow you a credit on your rent if you're willing take responsibility for this and relieve him of a problem. At the very least it should be discussed before any further action is considered.
Answered by ebob - Sun Feb 12 15:24:35 2006
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