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 23 North Main Street
 Wellsville, New York  
		14895
 Phone: (585) 596-1700
 
 Village Office Hours:
 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
 Monday - Friday
 
 To report a power outage
 after hours call
 (585) 593-5600
 
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		Streets Department
 Lynn "Bud" Carlin, Working Supervisor    
		585-596-1716
 
 
		The Village of 
		Wellsville Public Works Department maintains the Street system using a 
		series of pavement management techniques.  Residents are encouraged 
		to SLOW DOWN when approaching crews working on the streets for the 
		safety of all.  The Streets crew is made up of your neighbors and 
		friends - - help keep them safe.
 WINTER - - Winter 
		snow is removed using the Village plow trucks.  The streets are 
		applied with a sand/salt mix to improve traction and decrease the 
		buildup of ice.  The sidewalk snow piles are removed approximately 
		twice a year on Main Street.  Motorists and pedestrians should be 
		aware that the goal is to keep the streets passable, but that care must 
		be exercised by the public when utilizing these thoroughfares during the 
		winter months as slippery sections may exist.
 
 Street plowing and sanding will commence on an as needed basis.  
		The Village DOES NOT have a bare road policy, so there may be times when 
		extra caution is needed by drivers.  Be sure that all cars are off 
		the street as per normal winter regulations.
 
 Sidewalks are the responsibility of the property owner and are expected 
		to be cleared of snow and ice.  Surplus snow will be removed from 
		the Main Street Business District as time and funds allow.  The 
		sidewalks in the Business District are the responsibility of the 
		building owner or their tenants as agreed upon by them.
 
 SPRING 
		- - After the snow has stopped, the Village owns and operates a 
		sweeper throughout the Village street system.  Most streets are 
		swept a least twice in the spring.  Curb repair and filling 
		potholes that have appeared during winter months and spring thaw is a 
		constant effort during these months.  Residents are reminded NOT to 
		put lawn clippings or other debris into the street, as it eventually 
		clogs the storm drainage system.
 
 SUMMER
		- - summer is the time to repave streets and correct storm 
		drainage issues.  Culverts, catch basins, and related items are 
		checked and cleaned as needed.  Smaller streets may have a chip 
		seal coat applied; while larger streets receive reconstruction efforts 
		of milling and new asphalt.  The street system is on a rotating 
		basis of maintenance that is developed through the Micro-Paver computer 
		program and the historical knowledge of the Public Works crews.  
		Residents are reminded NOT to put lawn clippings or other debris into 
		the street, as it eventually clogs the storm drainage system.
 
 FALL 
		- - Leaf 
		pick-up is a primary function during the fall months of the street 
		crews.  The pick-up usually starts in early October and lasts into 
		the second week of November.  Residents must not put leaves into 
		the streets, but rather on the lawns directly adjacent to the curbs.  
		Putting leaves in the streets causes catch basins to become clogged very 
		quickly and 
		
		can lead to flooding problems during major rain events.
 
 Street plowing and sanding will commence on an as needed basis.  
		The Village DOES NOT have a bare road policy, so there may be times when 
		extra caution is needed by drivers.  Be sure that all cars are off 
		the street as per normal winter regulations.
 
 Sidewalks are the responsibility of the property owner and are expected 
		to be cleared of snow and ice.  Surplus snow will be removed from 
		the Main Street Business District as time and funds allow.  The 
		sidewalks in the Business District are the responsibility of the 
		building owner or their tenants as agreed upon by them.
 
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