Kingston By-law 2004-190, s. 4.37 — Streets By-law
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Despite section 4.36, every adjoining owner of a commercial property may construct a private sidewalk between a building on the property and a public sidewalk, provided that the private sidewalk is constructed so as not to obstruct or pose a danger to the safety of persons using the public sidewalk or other parts of the highway, or to interfere with the activities or adversely affect the condition or operation of the equipment or facilities of the City, its agents or Utilities Kingston.
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