SNOW FENCE BEING REMOVED WITH SNOW PREDICTED (?) – YOUR TAX DOLLARS AT WORK IN CLEVELAND'S JEFFERSON PARK

Submitted by Satinder P S Puri on Tue, 04/20/2021 - 23:30.

SNOW FENCE BEING REMOVED WITH SNOW PREDICTED (?) – YOUR TAX DOLLARS AT WORK IN CLEVELAND'S JEFFERSON PARK

On a cold 40 deg. F Tuesday morning of April 20, 2021 – celebrating the first month of Spring 2021 (spring officially arrived a month ago on March 20) – and with up to 4 inches of predicted between midnight and 10:00 a.m. of Wednesday – a crew from the City Parks Dept. was busy removing the snow fences in Jefferson Park.

The snow fences were installed a few months ago before the start of the snow season.

You would think that City Hall listens to weather predictions – considering that they don’t always listen to what the taxpayers want – and wait for the predicted snow to pass by before removing the fences.

The crew of 6 workers, 1 supervisor, and 5 trucks was busy – removing the fences, rolling them up, loading them on to the trucks, and once finished – also mowing the grass and weed-whacking along the park’s perimeter as the first composite photograph and the four-additional full-scale photographs show.

Love Mother Nature – I hope the snow flies by and does not damage our neighbor’s dogwood blossoms or our late-blooming daffodils (fresh bulbs planted last December) – shown in the last two photographs. About 4-dozen bulbs were planted – so far only a dozen have bloomed.