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EXCLUSIVE: San Francisco Chinatown business owner says it took city 1+ year to fix street hazard - Vimarsana News

EXCLUSIVE: San Francisco Chinatown business owner says it took city 1+ year to fix street hazard

A broken sidewalk in Chinatown has shed light on a backlog of street-related issues across San Francisco that have yet to be dealt with.

Houston road work: Broken sidewalk has some seniors struggling to get food from Christian Outreach Center - Vimarsana News

Houston road work: Broken sidewalk has some seniors struggling to get food from Christian Outreach Center

A stretch of concrete in northwest Houston is causing problems for seniors who are trying to get food from the Christian Outreach Center.

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It's time for Louisville to enforce its sidewalk snow removal ordinance to keep people safe - Vimarsana News

It's time for Louisville to enforce its sidewalk snow removal ordinance to keep people safe

+ It’s a problem in just about every city that gets snow—sidewalks become treacherous unshoveled messes in the winter. In many cities—including Louisville—the responsibility of clearing the sidewalk falls on the property owner or tenant in the building fronting the street. And in Louisville, that responsibility is sometimes upheld and oftentimes neglected. Even today, as more winter weather bears down on the region, countless sidewalks remain unshoveled hazards for pedestrians. Louisville law says that you have to shovel the sidewalk in front a house you own or rent. Or you have to s...

Proposed parking at Third Street's Crescent Centre erodes the sidewalk - Vimarsana News

Proposed parking at Third Street's Crescent Centre erodes the sidewalk

(Courtesy Google) A new proposal to up the total surface parking lot from eight to 12 parking spaces puts pedestrians at risk. The sidewalk would abruptly end into the parking lots’ 18-foot-wide curb cuts around a blind corner, forcing pedestrians into a conflict zone. A minimal pedestrian refuge on each side of Third, already cluttered with trash cans and light poles, is narrowed to make way for new wraparound driveways. The landscaped courtyards are also shrunk to make way for more asphalt. Rendering of proposed parking lot. (Trilogy Real Estate / Via Metro Louisville) According to Louis...