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Borough of Lake City, PA
Erie County
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[Adopted  12-17-1979 by Ord. No. 246-79]
The owners of land fronting or abutting on any of the streets of the Borough of Lake City, Pennsylvania, are hereby ordered and directed to construct, repair or reconstruct sidewalks in front of their respective properties whenever, in the opinion of the Borough Council, such repair or reconstruction is necessary, within 60 days after written notice given by the borough by certified mail to such owners.
It shall be the duty of all persons to secure from the Borough Engineer the proper grades width and specifications for the construction, repair or reconstruction of said sidewalks, and it shall be unlawful for any person to construct, repair or reconstruct a sidewalk at a different grade, different width or contrary to the specifications furnished by said borough.
All sidewalks hereafter constructed, reconstructed or repaired shall be constructed, reconstructed or repaired of portland cement concrete only, with a proper foundation, and in accordance with specifications established by the Borough Engineer and kept on file in the borough office; provided, however, that any sidewalk which was lawfully constructed prior to the enactment of this chapter of material other than concrete, may be repaired of the same material, but where the condition of any such sidewalk shall be, in the judgment of the Borough Engineer, such that reconstruction thereof shall be necessary, such sidewalk shall be reconstructed of concrete as hereinabove specified.
In case the owner of any property in the borough shall fail, neglect or refuse to construct, reconstruct and/or repair any sidewalk within the time limits (not less than 60 days after written notice) established in the notice from the Borough Council to do so, the Council may cause said construction, reconstruction or repair, as the case may be, to be done at the expense of such owner, and the borough shall then collect the cost of such work plus 10% of such cost, together with all charges and expenses from the owner, and file a municipal claim therefor or collect the same by action in assumpsit.
Ordinance No. 14, approved September 17, 1928, and Ordinance No. 9, approved February 20, 1988, are hereby repealed.[1]
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Editor's Note: Said ordinances comprised former Ch. 55, Streets and Sidewalks, Arts. I and II.