Frequently Asked Questions
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Public Works- Sidewalk Assistance Program
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Public Works- Sidewalk Assistance Program
Site Plan, Right-of-Way Permit application, Tree Removal Permit (if involved in project), Permit Fee
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Public Works- Sidewalk Assistance Program
Copy of Sidewalk Permit, copy of Tree Removal Permit (if involved in project), W-9 Form, Sidewalk Grant Application, evidence of at least Two Bids obtained, Receipts for completed work
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Public Works- Sidewalk Assistance Program
Sidewalk removal and replacement, tree removal
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Public Works- Sidewalk Assistance Program
New tree installation or fee in lieu, sidewalk not affected by a tree, grinding of a sidewalk, permit fee
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Public Works- Sidewalk Assistance Program
"Lookbacks" are allowed. You will still need copies of permits, receipts, etc. The only item not required in lookbacks is receiving 2 quotes for the work.
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Public Works- Sidewalk Assistance Program
1/4-inch lift or more
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Public Works- Sidewalk Assistance Program
In all cases as long as some concrete remains.
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Public Works- Sidewalk Assistance Program
No. You never have to remove a tree. You may choose to keep it knowing it may cause a future problem, although it may never cause another problem. However, if a tree is removed, a tree removal permit is required. But if a tree is not removed, only the Sidewalk Permit (Right-of-Way Permit) is required.
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Public Works- Sidewalk Assistance Program
You can have your contractor prune the roots. Roots may or may not grow back. The probability of survival reduces the more of a tree’s roots are removed. An arborist is the best source to advise you.
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Public Works- Sidewalk Assistance Program
City staff will meet you onsite to discuss your options and eligibility. Each situation is quite often unique and different!
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