days is too short of a notice for sidewalk repairs. Can there be a time extension?
The 30 days notice is based on the procedures per State Law to provide homeowners the opportunity to either repair the sidewalk themselves or to have the City contractor do the repairs. At the end of the noticing period, the City would determine whether the work was completed and, if not, would provide an additional 60 days to complete the work. Property owners can also request an extension beyond the 60 days which may be granted if there was sufficient time to complete the work prior to the rainy season to avoid liability issues.
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