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CITY OF ITHACA DPW SPRING CLEANING OF CITY STREETS (March 11th, 2008)
All of you should have all the contact information you need to contact us but here it is just in case.
Ithaca, New York: 607.277.6961
Fax: 607.277.0377
Email: info@cspmanagement.com
Website: http://www.cspmanagement.com
Here are some phone numbers that may prove useful
Utilities
NYSEG
Website (www.nyseg.com)
Phone: 1.800.572.1111
Ithaca City Water and Sewer Division
Website (www.ci.ithaca.ny.us)
Phone: 1.607.272.1717
Fax: 1.607.277.5028
Emergency Number: 1.607.273.4680
Police
EMERGENCY: Dial 9-1-1
Non-Emergency Police Assistance: 607.272.3245
Police Headquarters: 607.272.9973
Local Government
Ithaca City Hall
www.cityofithaca.org
Phone: 607.274.6501
108 East Green Street
Ithaca, New York, 14850
CITY OF ITHACA DPW SPRING CLEANING OF CITY STREETS (March 11th, 2008)
Announcement For Printing (Word Document)
Schedule of Street Cleaning (PDF File)
On Monday March 17, 2008, the Department of Public works will begin its annual Spring cleaning of all City streets, weather permitting. Residents are encouraged to rake their tree lawns during the time when the streets are posted and before the street cleaning has been performed. Raked materials should only be placed in the curb gutter. Any material raked into the gutter after street cleaning is performed will be removed at the property owner’s expense.
The Department of Public Works will begin cleaning and flushing the streets in the Collegetown area on Monday, March 17, 2008. The work is scheduled in conjunction with Cornell University Spring Break as there are fewer vehicles parked on the streets and fewer people are inconvenienced.
RESIDENTS SHOULD NOT LEAVE VEHICLES PARKED ON THE STREET IF THEY WILL BE AWAY ON VACATION. ALL VEHICLES REMAINING ON THE STREETS DESIGNATED TO BE CLEANED WILL BE TICKETED BY THE ITHACA POLICE DEPARTMENT, AND TOWED FROM THE STREET AT THE VEHICLE OWNER'S EXPENSE.
Daily work areas will be posted as "NO PARKING" 24 hours in advance of the time the work is scheduled to begin. The signs will display the date that the work will begin, and all vehicles must be removed from the street by 7:00 A.M. of that date. Vehicles remaining in the posted areas will be issued tickets and towed from the street. Vehicles may be parked on the streets after the “No Parking” signs are removed by the DPW crew.
People in need of long term parking arrangements should contact private storage facilities, as the City does not offer long-term parking at any of the public parking garages at this time.
The full schedule of the street cleaning program can be found on the City’s website: www.cityofithaca.org under “Announcements”/ Annual Street Cleaning Program.
Questions and concerns related to this activity may be addressed by calling the Streets and Facilities Office at (607) 272-1718.