Sidewalk replacements in the city shall be made according to the following provisions:
A. Replacement of a sidewalk across the entire front of a lot is fifty percent (50%) the city's and fifty percent (50%) the property owner's expense.
B. All sidewalks to be so replaced must have the prior approval of the city engineer in order to be eligible for reimbursement.
C. Reimbursement shall be made on the basis of the unit cost to the city for sidewalk construction by the contractor selected for such work.
D. Small dangerous sections of sidewalks are replaced at one hundred percent (100%) the city's expense as determined by the city engineer.
E. The private sidewalk which provides the property owner access from the curb line to his house is one hundred percent (100%) the property owner's expense including the maintenance.
F. A new public sidewalk is fifty percent (50%) the city's and fifty percent (50%) the property owner's expense according to subsection C of this section.
G. If a sidewalk, public or private, is disturbed during the course of street construction, it will be replaced at one hundred percent (100%) the city's expense.
H. A sidewalk repair list is kept by the superintendent of public works and the city engineer and the repair program is organized from this list. Effort is made to establish priority considering the location and condition of the walk.
I. Sidewalks constructed in new subdivisions adjacent to major streets shall be constructed one hundred percent (100%) by the developer.
J. Special sidewalks for school traffic are installed at one hundred percent (100%) the city's expense.
K. All city participation is dependent upon the availability of city funds. (2006 Code § 8-1-11)