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Photo: Allison Wood
A Black Mountain resident says her block has been forgotten by snow-removal crews.
A Black Mountain resident says her neighbourhood appears to have been forgotten by Kelowna's snow-removal crews.
While the City said Wednesday that all streets in Kelowna have been plowed at least once, Allison Wood is skeptical.
“Even at the best of times we only get one lane plowed around our cul-de-sac, but this is ridiculous,” she wrote Friday.
“I even watched a garbage truck, equipped with chains, having trouble in front of my driveway.”
Wood says the lack of snow removal on her block would be less of an issue if it were a flat road, but her road is on a hill with a corner, making manoeuvring around the corner difficult.
Wood said she had put in a service request to the City of Kelowna, but as of Friday, she hadn't gotten a response.
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