Thank you for bringing this to our attention. As to when the road is going to be repaved, the town follows a formula to determine which roads are due to be repaved. Public Works can send someone over to see what can be done to the road to repair any issues that they find.

What is the formula used to determine which roads are repaved and when?
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There are a few factors that are taken into consideration when determining which streets will be rehabilitated, and when. The first is the Pavement Condition Rating (PCR). We hire an outside consulting firm to perform an analysis of streets and determine the PCR for each. The ratings are between 0 and 100, with 100 being a new roadway. Cobbler Way is currently rated 55. Many streets are rated below this.

Another factor is the amount of traffic on the street. The more heavily traveled roadways will typically be rehabilitated before a less traveled roadway with an equal PCR.

Also, if we are in a neighborhood doing pavement rehabilitation, we will try to improve most of the streets within the neighborhood that are in need of repair.

The amount of funding that is available during a given year is also a factor that is considered when an improvement plan is proposed.

Cobbler Way is scheduled to be rehabilitated in 2019. We will continue to repair potholes and make other temporary repairs as necessary, until we can mill and overlay the roadway.

Please contact me if you have additional questions. (860)285-1857.