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are sidewalks public property

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SanEmiliano
11/28/2025, 07:22:30 AM

Yes, in most cases, sidewalks next to public streets are considered public property, forming part of the "public right-of-way" meant for public use. Although adjacent property owners are usually responsible for maintenance, the land itself belongs to the local government and is intended for public passage. Sidewalks located entirely within private property are not public property.

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