Instead, every time you use salt, please take time to assess the conditions and your needs for that situation then apply salt carefully. They will then assess the situation and take corrective action. When possible, use fine grain salt instead of rock salt. Large pieces of salt melt ice very inefficiently. You can do the same job with a smaller amount of fine grain salt.
Salt only walks, streets and parking lots.
Don't salt grass or planting beds. Unless you are sure that ice is about to form, don't salt in anticipation of ice. Avoid salting dry pavement that is free of ice. Use salt as necessary to clear accessible routes and other paths of travel used by people with disabilities. These routes should be given priority.