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El Camino Real / Downtown Specific Plan
El Camino Real Corridor Study
Elections
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Menlo Park Municipal Water
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National Night Out
Newsracks
Online Reporting
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Pierce Road Sidewalk
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Public Safety Power Shutoff
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Reach codes
Rent limits and just cause urgency ordinance
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Who is responsible for maintaining sidewalks and other frontage improvements?
State law (Division 7, Part 3, Chapter 22 of the Streets and Highways Code [Sections 5600 and 5610]) requires property owners to maintain sidewalks, parking strips, curbs, retaining walls, and other such works between their property line and the street line. Property owners are required to maintain these frontage improvements such that they will not endanger persons or property or interfere with the public convenience in the use of those works or areas.
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