How does the City choose who gets sidewalk in front of their home?
The addition of sidewalk is now a requirement for new homes and for room additions/remodels of 500 square feet or more, but it was not a requirement for many years.
Each year, the City of Banning receives a limited supply of county SB-821 funds that are used for pavement and sidewalk construction/renovation projects. A committee votes on the locations within the City that are most in need of these improvements, and the project is budgeted and bid out the following year. Anyone requesting sidewalk or pavement improvements is welcome to submit their requests in writing to the Public Works Department, 99 E. Ramsey St., Banning, CA 92220.

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1. What are the requirements to pull a Public Works permit for work within the City's right-of-way?
2. How can I request a Public Works Inspection?
3. Where can I see a list of Public Works projects currently bidding?
4. How can I receive notification of any future Public Works projects out for bid?
5. What are the steps involved in the Plan Check process?
6. What are the steps involved in the Site Plan review process?
7. Why is it taking so long for my plans to be reviewed?
8. How can I report problems with my trash pickup or my trash bill?
9. How can I find out if my property is connected to water and/or sewer?
10. Can anyone tell me if my property is connected to sewer or septic?
11. How does the City choose who gets sidewalk in front of their home?
12. How can I obtain a set of the City of Banning's standard specifications?