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Who Should Pay to Fix the Sidewalk?

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Denver has made sidewalk upkeep a public responsibility, becoming the largest US municipality to fund and maintain this critical but unsung pedestrian infrastructure.

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Who Should Pay to Fix the Sidewalk?

Denver has made sidewalk upkeep a public responsibility, becoming the largest US municipality to fund and maintain this critical but unsung pedestrian infrastructure.

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City To Charge $150 Per Year To Fix Sidewalks - Glendale Cherry Creek Chronicle

You Don’t Own Sidewalks At Homes, ­Businesses, But City Set To Charge You $150 Per Year For Repairs by Glen Richardson Stumbling Steps: Denver residents have stumbled along with broken sidewalks for years. Now the city will begin to fix them. The Mile High City has found a fast path to get back on its feet. After stumbling along with broken sidewalks for years, this year the city is starting to charge homes and busi­nesses $150 per year to fix s…

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Glendale Cherry Creek Chronicle broke the news in on Wednesday, February 19, 2025.
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