Give him a shovel have him dig ditches even a person with one arm or a 50 IQ can do that .

This winter, my tenant vacated, then my wife and I both got sick, and fortunately, landscape company was located in town, and I called to have then come by to shovel the snow after 2 large snowstorms.That's why when I rented to my new tenants last month, I explained I have a landscaping company take care of the lawn already.

Yet they park making it impossible for the guy to plow so they have to shovel themselves out.

Middle of city, shovel ready with electric/water/sewer/roads/entrances, etc. 

Depending on where you live you can mow lawns or shovel snow.

But again its about recommending to them to pack a sufficient food and drink supply if a storm is possible.We also to try have ice melt and snow shovels on hand, extra blankets and stuff like that.To mitigate some of this think about a full time back up generator to keep the power.  

We've never raised the rent on them (rookie mistake) because they would help would help out with shoveling, putting out the garbage. 

This is a small one, but in my first rental it was only spoken that the tenant would shovel the snow and salt the sidewalk to melt the ice.

They said was dangerous and caused them to trip several times with one of the tenants supposedly flaring up their back from tripping.

The timecard logs the hours he spent mowing community areas / shoveling snow in the winter / taking care of trees or picking up trash.