Consultants preview Riverside SS4A draft action plan; $875,000 federal/local package targets Woodman corridor
Consultants for Riverside on July 7 previewed a Safe Streets for All draft action plan tied to a $700,000 federal SS4A award plus a $175,000 local match; the draft focuses on safety improvements on the Woodman corridor and outlines a feasibility and design schedule ahead of an August adoption deadline.
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Consultants from Wolpert and representatives from the Montgomery County Transportation Improvement District on July 7 presented Riverside City Council with a draft Safe Streets for All (SS4A) action plan that city staff said is aimed at preventing roadway deaths and serious injuries and positioning the city for follow-on implementation grants.
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