No. Privately owned sporting equipment such as basketball hoop structures, hockey nets, and skateboard ramps are not allowed in the public right-of-way. The public right-of-way includes the street, parkway, driveway apron, and sidewalk.

No. Privately owned sporting equipment such as basketball backboard structures, hockey nets, skateboard ramps and similar items may not be permanently left in the “public right-of-way”. The public right-of-way includes the street, sidewalk, parkway, driveway apron, and alleys. Residents are asked to put these items back on their private property once they are done using them so that street sweepers and other equipment may access the area.

No. Portable basketball hoops placed on public right-of-way including, but not limited to, streets, alleys and sidewalks, whether temporarily or otherwise, are declared a public nuisance.

When installing a Pro Dunk® basketball system the hardest part is digging the hole. Once dug, the actual assembly of the hoop is quite simple. There are only 8 main bolts on the system and everything can be done from a standing position without ladders. Individuals all over the country have installed the Pro Dunk® systems and so can you. Click here for installation instructions.

If you find a raised portion of the walk, call (206) 684-ROAD, with the address, and we will investigate and notify the property owner to make repairs. Property owners may install sidewalks or other improvements along streets adjacent to their property under a street use permit. For cars obstructing sidewalks, call Seattle Police Department Parking Enforcement at (206) 386-9012. For scaffolding obstructing sidewalks, call SDOT Street Use at (206) 684-5253.

Laws on who holds the responsibility of keeping sidewalks, curbs, planters, ramps, stairs, and walkways in good condition vary from city to city and state to state, but it is almost always the owner or tenant of said property who holds this responsibility. If the damage is the fault of a contractor it is up to them to repair it. If the city has caused the damage, then it is up to the city.

Priority III (These include residential streets and /or little used industrial streets) are plowed following inspection (usually after 10 c.m. of snowfall or equivalent local drifting).

During the 2004 Lit Crawl, the MacAdam/Cage reading was scheduled to take place at an Irish pub on Valencia. For some reason, even though the bar had agreed to host the reading, the staff refused to turn down the music so people could hear the authors. MacAdam publisher David Poindexter grabbed a chair from the bar, and led a crowd out the front door and onto the sidewalk.

A) First, we consider ourselves to be different from the average camp experience. We are not a "mass production camp"; we like to maintain low camper-to-coach ratios and keep our class sizes small so that campers can fully benefit from the teachings and skill development at camp. Parents often compliment us on the fact that we offer a personalized approach to our campers and build relationships with them so that we can continue to aid in their future basketball development.

The City’s New Sidewalk Construction Program (NSCP) was developed to provide pedestrians with a safer and more convenient environment by giving priority to the completion of the pedestrian network where a need, demand or continuity deficiency is identified. The main objective of constructing sidewalks is to separate pedestrian traffic from vehicles and thus provide safe and continuous pedestrian linkages from residential areas to generators such as schools, parks, and shopping areas.

Yes, an encroachment permit is required for any work within the right-of-way. An encroachment permit can be obtained at the Public Works Department. For more information regarding an encroachment permit, please call at 899-6825.

Freestyle Street Basketball is a fast-paced online basketball game where players meet on virtual courts to challenge each other. The game¯s easy-to-learn controls allow you master every move, from simple shots to crazy Alley-oop Dunks, using just four keys. Lace up your kicks to play 1-on-1, 2-on-2, or 3-on-3 street-basketball online against people from around the country.

These markings are for underground utilities, such as water, gas, sewer, etc., for more information go to Digalert.

The property owner is responsible. For curb and sidewalk repair, contact the Engineering Department at (559) 661-5418 for contractor referrals.

Property owners are responsible for maintaining the landscape strip in front of their properties even though it is located within the City owned right-of-way. If you wish to plant a tree or significant vegetation in your landscape strip, please contact Joe Welsh at 253-804-5050 or jwelsh@auburnwa.gov.

Base permit fee for each location - $175.00. There will be an additional $5.00 charge per square foot for excavation exceeding 15 square feet.

Certificate of Insurance - Public liability insurance in the amount of not less than One Million ($1,000,000) for any one person and not less than Two Million ($2,000,000) for any one accident and property damage insurance not less than Five Hundred Thousand ($500,000) for any one accident and Five Hundred Thousand ($500,000) in the aggregate. The Town must be named as an additional insured.

Problems may arise for residents when snow piles up on sidewalks and driveways are blocked because of snowplow activities. We try very hard to plow so as not to block driveways, but this is not always possible. The most efficient method to plow snow is to push it to the side of the road. Plowing to the center of the road would leave your driveway open, but it would not provide enough room for fire trucks and other emergency vehicles to operate.

Cities and towns do not allow signs to be placed in this strip of land. The City of Neenah has informed us that their street crews have been discarding a large number of 'by owner' signs found in these areas. If you use these smaller corner signs to draw people into your home you'll want to keep track of them and if they are for an open house especially, pick them up before the weekend is over.

The COL Municipal code specifically states that it is illegal to place snow in a public right-of-way. Here is the link to that ordinance.

It can be moved, but it is not portable. The monitor weighs about 75 pounds. The arm is clamped to the back of a desk or table and the screen rests on the surface.

If you retire and remain in your health plan, you may continue to use and accumulate credits in your HRA. If you terminate employment or change health plans, only eligible expenses incurred while covered under that health plan will be eligible for reimbursement, subject to timely filing requirements. Unused credits are forfeited.

Since our basketball hoops are so heavy we do not use normal light carriers such as UPS and FedEx. We ship our systems via R+L Carriers which is a freight company. Each truck is equipped with a lift-gate for your convenience. You can visit their web site at http://www.rlcarriers.com.

The General Services Department repairs all City sidewalks. Call 919-734-8674 and someone will inspect the sidewalk and schedule needed repairs.

Select the smallest hoop possible - Using the smallest possible hoop size that will fit your design helps to ensure an even tension on the garment to be sewn. This will lead to good design registration. Make sure to leave at least a half-inch on all sides of the design for the presser foot. Select the appropriate shape - Try to use a round or oval hoop whenever possible. It will provide the most even tension on the garment.

Hoop-A-Paluza is a charity basketball fundraiser founded in 2002. It raises money for Hoop-A-Paluza, Inc., a public charity that concentrates its efforts on improving the physical and mental well-being of children.

Hoop City is a highly interactive fan festival held in conjunction with the NCAA Final Four each year. In 2007, Hoop City will be held at the Georgia World Congress Center, next to the Georgia Dome. This event celebrates college basketball and provides an opportunity for everyone to participate in the excitement of Final Four weekend. Hoop City features interactive venues and skill competitions, along with YES® Clinics (Youth Education for Sports) conducted by collegiate coaches.

Each garment that is to be embroidered must be placed in an embroidery hoop. The hoops are no different in use than those used in needle point or hand embroidery for hundreds of years. They will however leave a slight circular mark around the design. During the embroidery process the garment must move while the sewing head of the machine stays in the same spot, the hoop allows a firm grip on the garment to insure a quality finished design.