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Middlesex County

Benjamin Pierce

Boston Metropolitan Area

Arlington

Massachusetts

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Apparently yesterday's Belmont Patch article (<a href="https://belmont.patch.com/groups/politics-and-elections/p/town-begins-big-info-push-on-belmonts-new-snow-removal-regs">"Town Begins Big Info Push on Belmont's New Snow Removal Regs</a>," Tuesday, Nov. 19) on the informational push by the town to educate residents and homeowners on the newly-approved Snow Shoveling Bylaw has caused the phones in several offices in Belmont Town Hall to ring off their hooks, especially that of Glenn Clancy, Belmont's director of Community Development. So rather than sending Belmont residents on a wild goose chase in their attempts to find answers to their queries, Clancy is asking homeowners to call the following phone numbers with specific questions on the bylaw. For enforcement matters, call the Office of Community Development at 617-993-2664For inquires into using Belmont High School student volunteers to clear sidewalks, call the Council on Aging at 617-993-2970For questions regarding those who might be exempt from the bylaw, call the Office of the Town Administrator at 617-993-2610Thanks.

Apparently yesterday's Belmont Patch article (<a href="https://belmont.patch.com/groups/politics-and-elections/p/town-begins-big-info-push-on-belmonts-new-snow-removal-regs">"Town Begins Big Info Push on Belmont's New Snow Removal Regs</a>," Tuesday, Nov. 19) on the informational push by the town to educate residents and homeowners on the newly-approved Snow Shoveling Bylaw has caused the phones in several offices in Belmont Town Hall to ring off their hooks, especially that of Glenn Clancy, Belmont's director of Community Development.

So rather than sending Belmont residents on a wild goose chase in their attempts to find answers to their queries, Clancy is asking homeowners to call the following phone numbers with specific questions on the bylaw. For enforcement matters, call the Office of Community Development at 617-993-2664

For inquires into using Belmont High School student volunteers to clear sidewalks, call the Council on Aging at 617-993-2970For questions regarding those who might be exempt from the bylaw, call the Office of the Town Administrator at 617-993-2610

Have a question? Now there are specific phone numbers for particular queries.