Can a property owner obtain a concrete permit to construct sidewalks and driveways within the public right of way adjacent to their property?
Concrete permits are issued by the Department of Public Works, located at 211 East D Street. A permit is required any time concrete work is being done in the City right of way. A homeowner may pull a permit to install or replace the sidewalk adjacent to their property. However, only a licensed contractor can pull a permit to install or replace a curb or gutter. Permit fees are as follows:
  • Sidewalk: $25
  • Curb or gutter less than 20 lateral feet: $25
  • Curb or gutter greater than 20 lateral feet: $1.25 per lateral foot
  • Drive apron: $25

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1. Who's responsible for maintaining sidewalks?
2. Can a property owner obtain a concrete permit to construct sidewalks and driveways within the public right of way adjacent to their property?