136.01 Purpose | 136.10 Interference with Sidewalk Improvements |
136.02 Definitions | 136.11 Awnings |
136.03 Removal of Snow, Ice, and Accumulations | 136.12 Encroaching Steps |
136.04 Property Owner’s Responsibility for Maintenance | 136.13 Openings and Enclosures |
136.05 City May Order Repairs | 136.14 Fires or Fuel on Sidewalks |
136.06 Sidewalk Construction Ordered | 136.15 Defacing |
136.07 Sidewalk Standards | 136.16 Debris on Sidewalks |
136.08 Barricades and Warning Lights | 136.17 Merchandise Display |
136.09 Failure to Repair or Barricade | 136.18 Sales Stands |
For use in this chapter the following terms are defined:
1. “Broom finish” means a sidewalk finish that is made by sweeping the sidewalk when it is hardening.
2. “Established grade” means that grade established by the City for the particular area in which a sidewalk is to be constructed.
3. “One-course construction” means that the full thickness of the concrete is placed at one time, using the same mixture throughout.
4. “Owner” means the person owning the fee title to property abutting any sidewalk and includes any contract purchaser for purposes of notification required herein. For all other purposes, “owner” includes the lessee, if any.
5. “Portland cement” means any type of cement except bituminous cement.
6. “Sidewalk” means all permanent public walks in business, residential or suburban areas.
7. “Sidewalk improvements” means the construction, reconstruction, repair, replacement, or removal of a public sidewalk and/or the excavating, filling, or depositing of material in the public right-of-way in connection therewith.
8. “Wood float finish” means a sidewalk finish that is made by smoothing the surface of the sidewalk with a wooden trowel.
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