The neighborhood in question was built in the late 1960s, underground has been the default for a few decades now but this neighborhood (along with many others t

The neighborhood in question was built in the late 1960s, underground has been the default for a few decades now but this neighborhood (along with many others through SJ) is just all old construction. There's no real justification for moving the power underground, even in rich neighborhoods most streets still have power via poles unless they're relatively new.