Kevin Park
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10,267 appearances
51 recordings
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first heard Feb 2024
last heard 1 Sep
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Um the work done in a city approved way and then the costs can be shared by
by the residents, the people making the improvements, maybe with you know other other fees.
But the city can use their relationships with contractors and their work that needs to be done all throughout the city to to get this done much more cheaply.
But I understand the reason for this.
I would like to see this uh be removed as a requirement uh
Um I mean if it's work that's in the area and it makes sense through the course of the work, but people are doing uh home additions and then being asked to do street improvement, it it doesn't make a lot of sense and it hits them unexpectedly and we're not telling residents that.
My concerns.
Yes, and I I understand what Councilmember Chahal is saying, and I'm looking at a thread from sixteenth September twenty twenty five, and it and it talks about the sign conditional release acknowledging frontage obligations.
But it's along the lines of reconstruction may be requi may be required to bring driveway up to current standards, including ADA, and without detailing the work required.
And there was no expectation, uh especially with the words may be required.
Required that the work not dealing that they were doing, not dealing with street at all, would have these requirements.
And again, it wasn't until final inspection that the details of the work that would be required were brought up.
But when you look at the conditional release that that was signed by the residents making the modifications.
I mean I could not could not discern that this would be a requirement.
I would have to go deeper I would have to go into the code.
I would have the to have that uh brought to me.
And again, if the contractors that they're hiring aren't doing street work, aren't aren't don't have the coverage, the insurance, the liability c uh coverage to do street work, there was no expectation that this would be requirement.
And the details were not made known until the final inspection.
And at that point it's too late.
They can't undo the work that they just did to save on the money.
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