Sidewalk Enforcement Failures
Summary
Henry Cholewczynski says five rebuilt Allwood Place homes skipped required sidewalks, an asbestos-riddled demolition at 33 Phyllis Place left friable debris and an open pit, and nobody notified neighbors. Latona promised an ordinance change so only the council — not the city engineer — can waive sidewalks.
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Last discussed Jul 21, 2026.
Impact analysis
About $600,000 of the capital bond is earmarked for an engineering study and Allwood Place sidewalks.
Residents near unsafe demolition sites and pedestrians on Allwood Place.
Neighbors living beside the asbestos debris and open excavation at 33 Phyllis Place.
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