Mount Clemens seeks MDOT, SEMCOG TAP funds for Shadyside Park–South Main shared-use path
City staff and consultant presented a Transportation Alternatives Program application to build a 10-foot shared-use path from Shadyside Park to South Main Street at Robertson, with ADA upgrades, crossings and bike amenities; estimated construction cost was stated as roughly $500,000–$1,000,000 and the TAP program requires at least a 20% local match.
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City staff opened a public hearing and presented a draft Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) grant application to the Michigan Department of Transportation and SEMCOG to fund a shared-use bike-and-pedestrian path from Shadyside Park to South Main Street at Robertson.
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