No officer of a local government body is liable for any damage or injury to any person or property resulting from the defective or dangerous condition of any public property, unless all of the following first appear:
(a) The injury sustained was the direct and proximate result of such defective or dangerous condition.

(b) The officer had notice of such defective or dangerous condition or such defective or dangerous condition was directly

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attributable to work done by him, or under his direction, in a negligent, careless or unworkmanlike manner.
(c) He had authority and it was his duty to remedy such condition at the expense of the local governing body and that funds for that purpose were immediately available to him.
(d) Within a reasonable time after receiving such notice and being able to remedy such condition, he failed to take reasonable steps to give adequate warning of such condition.
(e) The damage or injury was sustained while such public property was being carefully used, and due care was being exercised to avoid the danger due to such condition.
SOURCE: GC § 3203.