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Any tree planted or replaced on the sidewalk area on Wheeling Avenue, between Fifth and Eleventh Streets; on Southgate Parkway between Turner Avenue and Wheeling Avenue; on East Eighth Street, between Wheeling Avenue and Steubenville Avenue and West Eighth Street between Wheeling Avenue and Steubenville Avenue; after the effective date of this section, shall be a Snowdrift White Flowering Crabapple Tree.
(Ord. 61-83, passed 8-9-83)
SIDEWALKS
For the purpose of this subchapter the following definitions shall apply unless the context clearly indicates or requires a different meaning.
RESIDENTIAL IN NATURE. A sidewalk not located in front of or adjacent to a commercial establishment or other place where a group of ten or more persons hold meetings or a place open to the public.
SIDEWALK. The specifications for replacement of a sidewalk shall be those of a Portland cement concrete sidewalk of not less than four-inches thickness (six inches at driveways).
(`63 Code, § 909.01) (Ord. 54-73, passed 7-2-73)
The Mayor is empowered, authorized, and directed to replace, or cause to be replaced, public sidewalks, within the city limits and to commit the city to the payment of not more than 50% of the costs of such replacement. Provided, however, that notice as required by R.C. § 729.03 has been served upon the owner, lessee, tenant, or agent having charge of such lands upon which a public sidewalk to be replaced is situated, and further, that such owner, lessee, tenant, or agent has failed to comply with the notice to replace the sidewalks within 30 days after service of such notice, and provided that the Mayor, or his representative, has determined by actual inspection in company with the City Engineer, or his representative, that the sidewalks require replacement.
(`63 Code, § 909.02) (Ord. 13-81, passed 3-9-81)
Statutory reference:
Notice to construct or repair sidewalks, see R.C. §§ 729.03 et seq.
Any property owner or the agent of any owner who plans to replace public sidewalks upon property which he controls within the city limits may make written application to the Mayor for the partial payment by the city of the costs of such replacement of sidewalks. Upon receipt of such application, he shall make or cause to be made an inspection of the sidewalk to be replaced and if upon inspection, determines with the concurrence of the City Engineer or his representative that it is in the public interest that such replacement be carried out, the Mayor shall be authorized to commit the city to pay not more than 50% of the costs of such replacement.
(`63 Code, § 909.03) (Ord. 13-81, passed 3-9-81)
The application for partial payment by the city for the replacement of sidewalks as set forth in § 97.12 shall be in writing and shall be accompanied by an estimate of cost for the proposed replacement along with a certified check or money order, payable to the city, representing 50% of the cost of replacement as estimated.
(`63 Code, § 909.04) (Ord. 54-73, passed 7-2-73)
Any property owner or agent of any owner may make written application to the Mayor requesting the city to make partial payment for the replacement of public sidewalks on their real estate within the city limits and authorizing the Mayor to obtain bids or informal estimates in accordance with normal city bidding procedures, or in accordance with other procedures as may be required by law, for the replacement of such sidewalks. Upon receipt of such application, the Mayor shall make or cause to be made an inspection of the sidewalk to be replaced and if upon inspection determines, in concurrence with the City Engineer or his representative, that it is in the public interest that such replacement be carried out, the Mayor shall receive bids or informal estimates for such replacement of sidewalks and commit the city to the repayment of not more than 50% of the cost of such replacement.
(`63 Code, § 909.05) (Ord. 13-81, passed 3-9-81)
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