Relates to curb repair in the city of New York.

New York Assembly Bill A00287 proposes that the city's Department of Transportation (DOT) be responsible for repairing curbs and curb cuts in front of one-, two-, and three-family homes. Homeowners can request repairs through NYC 311, and the DOT must complete them within 90 days. If the DOT fails to do so, homeowners can hire a licensed contractor to perform the repairs and receive a property tax credit for the reasonable cost.

Supporters argue that the bill would alleviate the financial burden on homeowners for curb repairs and ensure timely maintenance, leading to improved sidewalk conditions and enhanced pedestrian safety.

Critics contend that shifting repair responsibilities to the city could strain municipal resources and budgets. They also express concerns about potential delays in repairs due to bureaucratic processes and the challenge of managing increased repair requests.