I can’t put grass in the street, why can I put my leaves in the street?

Grass can be cleaned up when cutting and more easily kept out of the street.  Leaves fall fast over a short period of time and many naturally fall into the street, all of which need to be picked up.  When your leaves are placed in the street they will be picked up faster reducing the amount that would make it into the storm sewer and ultimately the lake and river.

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1. When is my leaf pickup?
2. Can I place my leaves in the street?
3. I can’t put grass in the street, why can I put my leaves in the street?
4. How do I know if I have a parking lane?
5. My street does not have a parking lane. Where do I put my leaves?
6. May I park my vehicle over a leaf pile?
7. Does the parking ban apply to businesses and schools?
8. If my leaves are on the terrace, will they be picked up?
9. I had my leaves out as directed and they were not picked up this week.
10. Will you pick up brush and garden waste?
11. The Street Sweeping Parking Ban ends on September 30th. Can I park my car on the street the day my leaves are being picked up?