Each owner and occupant (jointly and severally) of every parcel of real estate adjoining a public sidewalk (whether the parcel of real estate is occupied by a structure or not) must keep the sidewalks adjoining the property free from snow and ice for the full paved width of the sidewalk.
Snow and ice must be removed within 24 hours after the end of a snowfall. Sidewalks in front of commercial establishments and commercial parking lots must be kept free of snow and ice at all times between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.
In case snow and ice on any sidewalk is frozen so hard that it cannot be removed without injury to the sidewalk, it must (within the time specified in § 129-12 above) be treated with ashes, sand, sawdust or other suitable material so as to be no longer dangerous to pedestrian traffic. As soon as practical thereafter, the sidewalk must be completely cleared of snow and ice.
The owners and occupants of buildings adjacent to public sidewalks must prevent snow, ice or water from falling from their buildings onto said sidewalks.
No person may deposit, throw, place or strew any snow or ice upon any public street.
No person may:
A. 
Pile, gather up, plow up or in any way force any snow or ice upon any public street or from one public street onto any other public street.
B. 
Plow up or in any way force any snow or ice upon any terrace or parcel of land within six feet of any public street in such a manner as to cause the height of the snow and ice so piled, gathered, plowed or forced to exceed three feet six inches in height above the existing natural grade of said terrace or parcel of land within six feet of said street.
C. 
Remove snow or ice from any parcel of real estate and place it upon another parcel of real estate without the express permission of the owner of the parcel of real estate upon which the snow or ice is to be placed.
A. 
Any person violating the rules in this Article must immediately correct the violation at his expense upon the request of the Superintendent of Public Works. If such person fails to comply with said request within four hours, the Superintendent of Public Works may correct the violation and charge the expense incurred for labor, equipment and materials used to such person.
B. 
The Village Clerk will promptly present to the owner or occupant of each parcel a bill for the correction of the violation as certified by the Superintendent of Public Works. If not paid within 30 days, the cost thereof may be levied, enforced and collected in the same manner, by the same proceeding, at the same time and having the same lien upon the property assessed as the general village tax and as a part thereof. The imposition of any fine or penalty hereunder will not bar the right of the village to collect the cost of removal.