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Can the area between the sidewalk and street be converted?

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Can the area between the sidewalk and street be converted?

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Yes, and they do not need to meet the 6-foot minimum width requirement. However, please be aware that this area is typically a public Right of Way and/or a Utility Easement. In the event that official work needs to be performed within this area, all repairs to the landscaping will be at the expense of the homeowner. Additionally, you will be obligated to maintain the area for the full five years. For the safety of pedestrians, if you choose to convert this area, please consider installing plants without thorns or spikes.

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