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IN THE MATTER OF THE PAVEMENT OF THE STREETS.
The last ten years has shown great improvement in that regard, but much is still left to be desired. As an essential step in that di- rection, the City should maintain a repair plant and a regularly organized force for the purpose of repairing the streets. Under the present system, streets and avenues are paved by contract, and there is no regular method of making small repairs as the necessity therefor becomes apparent. The streets are therefore al...lowed to gradually get out of repair, until a general repaving is necessary, with the result of very bad streets and great expense to the City.
If a comparatively small efficient force were permanently employed to make repairs so soon as any deterioration made itself manifest, not only would there be a large saving to the municipality, but a great improvement in the condition of the streets of the City. The paving and maintenance of the principal thoroughfares connecting the boroughs and the outlying districts should be provided for by the central City Government, and not left to the different Borough Presidents.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
IN THE MATTER OF THE PAVEMENT OF THE STREETS.
The last ten years has shown great improvement in that regard, but much is still left to be desired. As an essential step in that di- rection, the City should maintain a repair plant and a regularly organized force for the purpose of repairing the streets. Under the present system, streets and avenues are paved by contract, and there is no regular method of making small repairs as the necessity therefor becomes apparent. The streets are therefore al...lowed to gradually get out of repair, until a general repaving is necessary, with the result of very bad streets and great expense to the City.
If a comparatively small efficient force were permanently employed to make repairs so soon as any deterioration made itself manifest, not only would there be a large saving to the municipality, but a great improvement in the condition of the streets of the City. The paving and maintenance of the principal thoroughfares connecting the boroughs and the outlying districts should be provided for by the central City Government, and not left to the different Borough Presidents.
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