What are the minimum and maximum ages for Summer Day Camps?
Summer Day Camp is for children ages 6 to 12. A child can attend summer day camp once they turn 6, but they must be 6 years old on the first day of camp. The maximum age for a camper…
How does drop-off and pick-up work?
You may drop-off and pick-up your child at SDC at any time during the course of the day. You may even drop-off and pick-up your child at the pool and/or a field trip location, however the adult bringing or calling…
What are the locations and hours of operation of the Summer Day Camp Programs?
Duration of Camp Full 9-Week: June 2-August 1 Closed June 19 and July 4 Full 10-Week: June 2-August 8 Closed June 19 and July 4 Hours of Operation (All Camp Locations): 7:15 am-6:00 pm Barrington Elementary School Cafeteria 1780 Barrington…
Do I need a permit to replace my sidewalk?
Typically a permit is required from the Engineering Division when sidewalks are replaced in the public right-of-way. However, the February 2021 sidewalk repair notices mailed to non-compliant properties also function as the permit for purposes of the Sidewalk Maintenance Program…
Will the City be performing leveling, grinding and replacement repairs?
The City will choose the lowest bid contractor to perform the repairs. The contractor chosen will decide the method of repair to be performed. For the 2020 Sidewalk Maintenance Program, the only method of repair utilized was panel replacement. The…
Can I fix my sidewalk myself?
Yes. You may hire a contractor or do the actual work yourself. Please make sure that you follow the approved methods of repair/correction, as outlined in the sidewalk notification letter. Any repair that is not approved will be repaired directly…
I would like additional work performed; can the City replace extra sidewalk or part of my driveway?
The City will only be replacing the sidewalk panels identified in the notification that you received and is unable to facilitate additional repairs. The scope and quantity of repairs is the predetermined amount on which the contractor has based their…
I received a notification to repair my sidewalk, how much will it cost for the City preform the repairs for me?
The City charges the property owner a per-panel price based on the winning bid received for the project. It is not possible to know the exact price per panel until the bid has been awarded. As a frame of reference,…
Who is responsible for driveway apron and gutter repair?
Access to your residence includes the driveway, sidewalk within the driveway, driveway apron and driveway gutter. The property owner is responsible for maintenance and repairs of all parts of the driveway access per City Code 901.06. It is the City's…
What criteria are used to identify sidewalk defects?
Sidewalks are inspected according to criteria outlined in City Code 901.03.
What can you do about ice that has built up along the curb and gutter or is re-freezing over the sidewalk?
During winter months, ice build-up from overactive sump pumps and/or water breaks can create hazardous conditions if it forms ice patches in the roadway or over the sidewalks. Please contact the Public Service Department at 614-583-5350 or by email at…
Can I park my car on the street when it snows?
Yes, but if at all possible, we ask that you find an alternate place to park during times of heavy snowfall. With fewer cars parked on the street, snow plows are able to remove all of the snow from the…
I would like to volunteer to help an elderly or disabled person shovel their driveway and sidewalks. Who should I contact?
Thank you for your interest in helping others in our community. Please call the UA Commission on Aging, UA Village Program at 614-427-3920 for details.
Why does the City spray liquid on the roads when it is not snowing?
When the forecast calls for an accumulation of snow, or when the temperatures mean icy roads could develop, the City applies liquid anti-icers to roadways, focusing on arterial and collector streets. Anti-icing procedures occur prior to a snow to help…
Who is responsible for clearing the snow and ice from sidewalks on residential property?
Individual homeowners are responsible for maintenance and clearing of sidewalks adjacent to their property. During winter months, residents are encouraged to keep their sidewalks clear of snow and ice – providing a safe walkway for those travelling on the sidewalk…