Chapter 266-7 of the City Code is titled Sidewalk Obstructions. It begins, "The Common Council of the City of Hudson has determined that the obstruction of the public sidewalk is a nuisance and cannot be tolerated... the following regulations apply...[there must be] a minimum of 4 feet (sic) clear space on the sidewalk."
Yesterday, as on many other days and likely today, the hotel and cafe at 3rd & Warren was okay with offering all pedestrians almost exactly 3 feet of clear sidewalk. If Code Enforcement doesn't care about the code, why would The Maker or any other businesses on Warren and elsewhere care either? Why not just offer 2 feet of width? How about none?
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