Review sidewalk inspection and repair policies
In Plain English
The city currently handles sidewalk maintenance and repairs through existing policies that may need updates. Staff will present options for new procedures to better manage cracked or damaged sidewalks. If approved, changes could affect how quickly the city fixes sidewalk problems and who pays for repairs.
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