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On Monday, April 1st at 8 a.m. the Sidewalk Program in Culver opens.
Culver’s sidewalk program works with homeowners to replace sidewalks. The program reimburses the homeowner a set per square foot amount for sidewalks and per lineal foot for curb and curb/sidewalk combination when the sidewalk and curb are next to each other. This reimbursement amount is set by the town council.
The Culver program IS NOT a 50/50 program.
The reimbursement rates are $4 per square foot for sidewalks, $21 per linear foot of curbs, and $39 per linear foot of curb/sidewalk combination when the curb and sidewalk are not separated by lawn. It is the homeowner’s responsibility to obtain a contractor, provide the town with specs, and pay for the services.
Applications will be accepted beginning at 8 a.m., Monday, April 1st via email to the Culver Town Clerk Karen Heim at kheim@townofculver.org.
The information packet is available on the Town’s website at www.in.gov/towns/culver/services/.
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