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Nampa details $5 million RAISE projects including bridge, pathway and curb-ramp work
Summary
City staff outlined a package of multimodal projects funded by a $5 million RAISE grant, ranging from curb‑ramp repairs and a mobility‑hub guidebook to bridge replacements and a possible pedestrian overpass; design is funded by the grant and construction funding mixes city, developer and other grants.
Nampa public works staff on Tuesday gave City Council a broad update on projects funded by the $5,000,000 Rebuilding American Infrastructure with Sustainability and Equity (RAISE) grant the city received in 2022, including sidewalk and curb‑ramp repairs, a new bridge design, intersection work and a potential pedestrian overpass.
The RAISE program is paying fully for design work on the portfolio, Crystal (Public Works) told council during the staff communications item. “That is the only time I will say it forevermore. I will refer to it as Ray’s,” she added, drawing a laugh from the dais.
The grant funds six headline efforts: a multimodal analysis that will produce five “shelf‑ready” curb‑ramp and sidewalk construction packages (estimated construction packages of about $200,000–$500,000 each); a Mobility Hubs guidebook for transit and stop design; Project 1 (Northside Boulevard and Fourth Street intersections plus replacement of a single‑lane bridge on Broadmoor Way over…
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