Pennsylvania Statutes
§ 13002 — Construction by cities upon failure of owner and collection of cost
Pennsylvania § 13002
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11 Pa. Cons. Stat. § 13002 (2026).
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(a)General rule.--Upon failure of any owner of property abutting any street to construct, pave, curb, repave, recurb or maintain any sidewalk, in accordance with the notice required in subsection (f), the city, itself or by contract, may complete the construction, paving, curbing, repaving, recurbing or maintenance.
(b)Recoupment of costs.--A city may collect the following from an owner who has failed to complete the construction, paving, curbing, repaving, recurbing or maintenance of the sidewalk pursuant to notice to do so:
(1)Costs incurred by the city pursuant to subsection (a).
(2)A penalty of 10% of the costs.
(3)All charges and expenses.
(c)Liens upon the property.--The costs, penalties, charges and expenses provided for in subsection (b) shall be a lien upon the property
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