Keizer staff propose $100,000 pilot to fill sidewalk gaps, offer repair loans
City staff presented a two-part pilot to fund sidewalk infill and to help property owners finance repairs. The plan would seed the program with $100,000 from street‑fund proceeds, prioritize routes used by schoolchildren, offer low‑interest or deferred loans for repairs, and return to council with a final draft in about three months.
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Keizer city staff presented a proposal to the City Council work session to improve pedestrian safety by funding both sidewalk gap infill and homeowner repairs, and asked council to approve a three‑month work period to finalize program details.
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