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24 hours after the cessation of falling weather.
PRIORITY THREE — This normally includes low service primary and some high service secondary routes, including urban secondary feeder and urban secondary subdivision routes. These roads will receive third consideration in snow and ice removal. They are to be plowed as soon as possible, but within 24 hours after falling weather has stopped. All hills and trouble spots are to be covered with abrasives as soon as possible after a storm begins, but within 48 hours after the storm ends.
Priority Four —This includes all roads under the jurisdiction of the Department of Highways which do not fall in the above priorities.
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