Riverstone sits on what used to be Coeur d'Alene's old lumber mill site, and the walking paths that thread along the Spokane River there still carry a trace of mill-town history under all that new development and all that snow. Verdant Snow Removal clears the driveways and walkways through that district, working close along the river where the air stays a little damper and the snow tends to sit heavier than it does further from the water. A path along the river ices differently than a straight residential sidewalk — shaded stretches under the trees hold their ice long after open ground has gone to slush, and this crew treats those spots differently, extra salt, an extra pass. Front Avenue's shops and the walkways below them get the same attention a driveway would, since foot traffic through Riverstone doesn't really stop just because it's snowing. Cleared right, the whole stretch stays walkable riverbank to street, snow banked back off the path rather than piled across it.