In the US a Sidewalk. in the UK a Pavement
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The Brooklyn Bridge Pedestrian Walkway begins at Tillary Street and Adams Street.
The term walkway was first used in the year of seventeen and ninety two. It was a combination of the words walk and way which meant a path or street to walk on.
The walkway to the other side of the street is commonly referred to as a "crosswalk" or "pedestrian crossing." It is a designated area marked for pedestrians to safely cross roads. Crosswalks are often accompanied by traffic signals or signs to enhance safety for individuals crossing the street.
To build a walkway, start by planning the layout and marking the path. Then, excavate the area and level the ground. Next, lay a base of gravel and sand, followed by placing the pavers or stones in the desired pattern. Finally, secure the walkway with edging and fill in the gaps with sand or gravel.
It was right next to Jay's on Rush, just south of Bellevue. It was not directly off the street. To get in, you walked through a walkway or gangway. Mostly a low key locals hang out. Not the typical Rush St. scene for the time. It was a fun bar.
An alameda is a tree lined walkway.
Your first task is to photograph the walkway and document why you believe that it is dangerous. Then, you can send this documentation to the board -- if the association owns the walkway, or to the municipality that owns the walkway.