A: You or your landlord are.

A: No. The property owner must pay for repairing the sidewalk.

A: If yours is one of the few on the street without sidewalks, you must pay to have one constructed. If your entire street is without walks, you and your neighbors may petition the city to install them as an assessment project.

A: Yes. However, the repair work must meet all of the requirements for new sidewalk construction. See the various parts of this manual for details.

A: Yes, because trees can become a problem if not properly selected, installed or maintained, city permission is required. However, the city encourages street trees and will make every effort to accomodate your request.

A: If the street has curbs, yes. If the street does not have curbs, the City will review the site and make a determination. All new buildings on curbed streets must have walks.