Sorry meant illegal, not legal.

I reviewed this condition. It is obvious that this condition has existed for decades. The slab is very dated. I expect the situation will be remedied when the City reconstructs this small street. Currently, the adjacent street of Ellsworth is scheduled for reconstruction along with the Essex Street reconstruction project. That may commence next year. That would likely be the opportune time to address this condition.

Thank you Tom for taking a look. I'll bring it back up next year when Ellsworth is starting to get prepped.

I can't give you a 100% guarantee on next year. Ellsworth is part of the Essex Street infrastructure project. We hope to have that fully designed and ready for the start of construction sometime in 2019, but sometimes these dates do slip. But, Ellsworth is definitely in line for renovation.

No problem, it was more I was hoping ISD would discuss with Owner that you can't have structures built on a public roadway (just like if I decided to build a fruit stand in the right lane of Broadway). I understand this is a much less traveled road, but it's no less illegal (even if its only 1.4 feet into Hawthorn Place Street).

We can take it offline and discuss in person at City Hall in near future. Thanks again for diving into this Tom.