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If lighting is required on condominium property, the association is responsible for lighting. The city is responsible for lighting streets -- i.e., street lighting, not for lighting properties.
Cheap city breaks can be found at "Last Minute". Last Minute is a website where city breaks, weekend breaks and short breaks can be found with ease online.
Contaminants could enter the water supply when a water main breaks, making it necessary to boil the water before drinking or cooking with it. Boiling water rids the water or bacteria and other harmful contaminants.
Most cities will not remove a tree unless it is on city property. If the tree is a danger or if it is dying the city will cut it down only if it is on property owned by the city. At times, if branches of a tree are overhanging into the street, the city will trim them up. Trees on private property are mainly the property owners responsibilty and the city will not pay to have the trees removed. Even if your neighbor has a dead tree in his yard that threats your property, the city is not responsible. Trees healthy or sick are the homeowner, or property owner's responsibilty. I am sure states may vary, but this is usually the norm.
Turn off any faucets or other water inside your house. If the meter is still running, there is a leak on your dime. Normally the city's responsibility stops at the curb. Leaks in a homeowner's yard are the homeowners problem. Rarely there are city owned water or sewer mains crossing the homeowners property. If one of those leaks, it's a city problem.
This is a local city function in the office of Assessor. You should be able to find the number for the office in your city directory.
City break
a water main is the main pipe that the city and towns use to move water from place to place. its the main pipe, so if this pipe breaks it can effect a lot of people
a water main is the main pipe that the city and towns use to move water from place to place. its the main pipe, so if this pipe breaks it can effect a lot of people
No, you're not since the sidewalk is technically not your property. The city where you live is the one responsible for clearing and/or placing salt on the sidewalk to prevent ice.
City breaks are when you take a short holiday or in other words a short break to get away from everything and to take some time for yourself in another City.
Municipalities always own the first 10 feet of land from the street curb towards your property. However, you are responsible for maintaining it at your own cost. Sound fair?! Municipalities always own the first 10 feet of land from the street curb towards your property. However, you are responsible for maintaining it at your own cost. Sound fair?!