In Goldstein v. Moskowitz, (271 A.D.2d 489 [2d Dept. 2000]) "the defendants admitted that someone shoveled the sidewalk in front of their premises and put salt on the sidewalk the day before the accident". In that case, the Second Department held that "this admission provides evidence from which a jury could conclude that the defendants, having undertaken to shovel the sidewalk, did so in a manner which left it more hazardous than it would have been had it not been shoveled at all." (Goldstein v. Moskowitz, supra.)