By Krista Daly
More than 5,800 locations throughout San Marino are deemed hazardous and are eligible for a special treatment that involves concrete cutting.
These sidewalks have vertical lifts between .5 and 2.5 inches, which makes it easier for a person to trip. San Marino City Council voted to award $150,000 to Precision Concrete Cutting for sidewalk maintenance on Oct. 30.
Instead of grinding down the concrete, the sidewalk will be cut into a ramp. This process will save time and money on labor and materials. Sidewalk repair has been focused on sidewalks damaged as a result of street tree root growth at various locations throughout the city. Plus, on frequently traveled paths and reported surety head areas.
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