Why are they working on this street and not another that looks much worse?

Some streets require more than a new top layer. Once a street has been identified for repair, staff coordinates with major utilities, such as water and wastewater, and other franchised utilities, such as gas and fiber, to see if the lines below ground need to be replaced. Staff then works to coordinate with these utilities to ensure that all necessary repairs are made before the street is resurfaced or reconstructed. This reduces the chances that a street will be resurfaced only to have construction again soon after.

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1. How are streets selected to be repaired or replaced?
2. Why are they working on this street and not another that looks much worse?