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RESIDENTIAL FLAT WORK
Date: __________________________ Location: _______________________ In accordance with the 2000 International Property Maintenance Code as adopted by the City of Missouri City and the Missouri City Code of Ordinances, all sidewalks, driveways, patios, parking spaces, walkways, stairs or other concrete or asphalt surfaces are to be suitably maintained by the property owner. Generally, flatwork should be free of faults or obstructions that may potentially cause safety risks to pedestrians. However, due to many factors, flatwork may fall into disrepair. Therefore, the City has created parameters to define hazardous flatwork as listed below. Inspectors will check any items found to be present. [ ] A horizontal separation of more than two inches at
either a crack or joint. [ ] A vertical separation or crack of greater than one
inch. [ ] The cross slope of sidewalks is greater than I ~4 inch
per foot. [ ] Water accumulations due to insufficient cross slope or
misalignment. [ ] Severely rough uneven surface due to scaling or
spalling. [ ] Severe cracking resulting in multiple loose or unstable
individual pieces within a panel. [ ] Deteriorations
due to vehicular traffic or parking on a sidewalk. [ ] When a hole exists larger than three inches in
diameter. [ ] Deterioration due to tree roots, or other decay caused
by the presence of trees.
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Texas Real Estate Commission Consumer Protection Notice
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8616 Daffodil Street, Houston, TX 77063
Phone: 713-723-3330
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