Snow is rare in San Angelo, and the city has no snow-removal ordinance. Property owners must instead keep sidewalks clear of overhanging trees and encroaching hedges and shrubbery year-round under Article 7.02.
Located in West Texas, San Angelo rarely sees measurable snow, so there is no ordinance requiring owners to shovel or de-ice public sidewalks. The year-round duty is vegetation control: sec. 7.02.031 requires trimming trees that overhang sidewalks, streets, and alleys so they do not interfere with travel, and sec. 7.02.032 requires trimming hedges and shrubbery so they do not extend over any public sidewalk. Sec. 7.02.063 separately bars grass, weeds, or plants from growing across the sidewalk or street next to your property. Keeping the walkway passable falls under general property maintenance, enforced by Code Compliance.
Vegetation blocking a sidewalk violates Article 7.02 and is abated like other nuisances: seven days' written notice, then city abatement with costs charged to the owner, plus fines under sec. 1.01.009.
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