Princeton’s new public works director wants to take a holistic approach to repairing roads citywide, but councilmembers favor getting the worst roads fixed first — along with drainage issues causing some of the problems.
An evaluation conducted last year on all 168 miles of city streets found about 11 miles of roadway rated poor or worse on a Pavement Condition Index or PCI.
During an Oct. 13 work session, Public Works Director Rifat Alam recapped the results given council a year ago that showed nearly 83% of Princeton roads were in good condition.
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