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City of Broken Sidewalks

Los Angeles faces about a billion dollars in deferred sidewalk infrastructure repairs, including damage caused by poor street tree maintenance. What’s the city's plan to address the problem and mounting liability across our neighborhoods?

Bureau of Street Services Report – January 2012

Sample NC Motion on Sidewalk Repair Responsibility Due to Tree Root Damage

LA Neighbors Supplemental Comments on Proposed Ordinance to Shift Sidewalk Repair Responsibility to Property Owners

LA Neighbors Comments on Proposed Ordinance to Shift Sidewalk Repair Responsibility to Property Owners

Spread the Word: Help Us Stop the City Council's Sidewalk Money Grab!

Core Service Crisis in Los Angeles: LA Neighbors United Offers "Key Principles for Constructive Action" on Tree Trimming and Sidewalk Repair

Proposed Ordinance Shifting Responsibility for Sidewalk Repair to Property Owners
Ordinance would repeal this language in the municipal code since 1973: "Preventive measures and repairs or reconstruction to curbs, driveways or sidewalks required as the result of tree root growth shall be repaired by the Board [of Public Works] at no cost to the adjoining property owner."

Community Post: Jack Humphreville on LA’s Sidewalk Solution

City Council Action — April 2010

Bureau of Street Services Report — April 2010

Bureau of Street Services Report — December 2009

Realtors Rebut Donald Shoup on Point-of-Sale Plan for Sidewalks

Bureau of Street Services Report — February 2008

City Council Action — June 2007

Bureau of Street Services Report – February 2007

City of Broken Sidewalks, Missed Opportunity

 

 

 

 

City of Broken Sidewalks