How do you determine which roads to include in the Road to Better Roads Program?
Each year our engineering consultants reevaluate the current 5-Year Plan to come up with a list of recommended roads for the next five years. Furthermore on a yearly basis, City Council approves the program and work to be completed as a part of the City’s budget. In order to give the City the biggest value for the Road to Better Roads program budget, recommendations are based on replacing the streets during the point in their lifespan in which the City will get the most value as well as current road conditions.

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1. What is the Road to Better Roads?
2. Which roads will be repaired under the Road to Better Roads Program?
3. How do you determine which roads to include in the Road to Better Roads Program?
4. Is everything in the Road to Better Roads program set in stone?
5. How will I know in advance when my street is being worked on?
6. My street isn’t on the 5-year schedule but it looks really awful. Shouldn’t you fix it?
7. My street isn’t in the 5-year program, so why should I pay the road infrastructure fee?
8. Will you be making other improvements during the road rehabilitation?
9. Why are you replacing the water and sewer lines?
10. Will the road infrastructure fee go away?
11. Who should I contact with comments or concerns?