Unless things have changed, sidewalk repairs get put on a list. Our experience was that it took over 10 years to get out to do our sidewalks.

When I was told I was put on the list I thought that was great news BUT previous owner was put on the list over 12 years ago! So this is getting worst because of the existing tree roots that I asked to be removed and it was only approved for pruning which means the issue hasn't been taken care of. In my opinion our taxes speak for itself!

Original Reply on 10/14/2021 SCF #11126622:
The Engineering Department re-inspected the site on 9/22/2021. Based on our inspection of the condition of the sidewalk, this site has been elevated to our CLAIMS list. We have determined that the sidewalk, and driveway aprons do need to be replaced. Based on current funding, we do not have a good estimate on when the replacement will be conducted, nevertheless, this area must be corrected. MGK

Current Situation on 6/7/2022 SCF #12515901:
Based on current funding, we do not have a good estimate on when the replacement will be conducted, nevertheless, this area must be corrected. IF the current plan is realized ($) your sidewalk areas will be replaced in 2022, as I had prioritized this address to be completed. MGK

The oldest record I have for 44 Arcadia is 7/25/2013. By definition, concrete does not heal itself over time, it just gets worse. Therefore, when SCF #11126622 was submitted, and I had taken pictures of the status on 9/22/2021, all of the budgeted funds for sidewalks had been spent/allocated for FY 21/22, but also I noted this sidewalk area needs attention. In the past (prior to my start date of June 2021), age of the complaint took a higher priority than many other factors. I place safety and overall condition of the sidewalk as the highest priorities. I am in the process of verifying all complaints recorded in order to guarantee every resident's tax dollars are used judiciously, fairly, and appropriately. MGK

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