Sidewalk assessments

Said four of his ten sidewalk slabs were flagged for replacement without documentation of what's wrong with each, and asked the city to provide specifics so he could fix them himself if he chooses.

Questioned why a level, undamaged sidewalk is being replaced and asked what the city will do to protect the front lawn she recently paid thousands to restore.

Questioned the 'D' divot designation on their sidewalk that they can't see, suggested marking problem spots, and asked where their tax dollars go if not to sidewalks.

Said her sidewalk of 43 years and her daughter's were replaced about ten years ago and appear smooth, asking why they were flagged again.

Raised concerns that cutting sidewalk slabs two inches down could damage a city-planted tree at his historic house, and wants a larger root circle instead.