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CLEARWATER COUNTY HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT Minnesota Health Care Directive Legal Form 2026

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The Clearwater County Highway Department's Snowplowing Policy outlines the procedures and priorities for snow removal on county roads following winter storm events. The policy categorizes snow events into three types based on snowfall accumulation, with specific guidelines for plowing and sanding different classes of roads. Class 1 and 2 roads receive the highest priority, while Class 6 and 7 roads are cleared last. Operators must follow directives from the General Foreman regarding weather conditions and are responsible for equipment maintenance. The policy also addresses mailbox damage during plowing operations.

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