None of the residential neighborhoods near the Park and Ride have paved sidewalks (!).

But, it would have wiped the slate clean so to speak, and paved the way for a true recovery.

SF paved the way for many of these policies.  

There is no wealthy person who will step aside and let you walk the path they have already paved.

The sewer bills vary by location and they even factor in the "ERU" which measures the roof and paved space on the property which creates water run off into the sewer system vs space where storm water would be absorbed into the soil.  

There is already a paved sidewalk that runs along the other side of the street. 

No room in back and city said no to paving right side.

Just a short list: Roof needs work, no paved parking to speak of, all units need 2K-4K of work (half of them are empty and uninhabitable).

Well put Travis... but let me expand just a touch: The streets of Detroit are paved with the crushed bones of OOS investors trying to make it here - you won't be any different. 

That's something that will rank high on my list of priorities in my eventual purchase...paved or well maintained roads and snow removal, not only for safety, but thus keeping the cabin available even when it snows, lessening the likelyhood of a cancellation.