What is an monolithic sidewalk?

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I was walking the other day when I noticed a sign that looked unusual. Can someone explain what a monolithic sidewalk is?

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The signs are meant to alert the snow plow driver “not to push the snow onto the sidewalk but leave it on the road, close to the curb. Sidewalks with the monolithic designation are considered too narrow to store snow pushed up onto them by plows.

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Monolithic Sidewalk

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It means the sidewalk and curb are poured together, made of one blob of concrete. 
The signs are meant to alert the snow plow driver “not to push the snow onto the sidewalk but leave it on the road, close to the curb. Sidewalks with the monolithic designation are considered too narrow to store snow pushed up onto them by plows.

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No. Tithing is giving money to the church, much of which goes to the clergyman. If you see the benefit in giving money to a monolithic organization that has done nothing concrete for you, that’s your business, but it’s not paying it forward; it’s buying the illusion of salvation. Paying it forward is doing a good deed to someone because someone else did something kind for you. It’s like this insurance commercial where one person witnesses another performing a random act of kindness (like picking up a child’s toy that fell to the sidewalk) and goes on to help another person, and the person who witnesses that does a kind act for someone else. For example: someone holds an elevator door for you, so you give your seat on the train to someone who needs it more than you do. That is paying it forward.

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