Streets are the city's responsibility, the National Park Service cleans the Mall and householders clean pavements adjoining their property.
They choose small stretches each week to clean: pavements piled up with plastic, defaced walls, footpaths rendered unusable by potholes.
A couple of the men sleeping by an underpass near the station have been employed by an agency, subcontracted to the council, to clean the streets during the night, returning to sleep on the (newly cleaned) pavement for a few hours before they are woken by police and moved on in the morning.
A month before the building was expropriated by the Nazis on 3 April 1938, Fürth, the head of the clinic, and his wife, Sue, were forced by a caretaker to clean the pavement in front of the building using toothbrushes in an ultimate act of humiliation.
The MPs said they had "deliberated at length" about calling for the introduction of a 5p tax on chewing gum, which is both difficult and expensive to clean off pavements and walls.
As teams of workers laboured through the night to sweep away the displaced sand, clean the pavements and clear the detritus, the deputy mayor of Cannes, David Lisnard, said the cost of the damage would run into millions of euros.
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They scrubbed the bloody pavement clean.
For instance, optimum tack coat rate that corresponds to peak shear strength is widely reported, while it is also found that tack coat does not greatly affect shear strength on dry, clean and milled pavement surface.
