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City seeks roughly $23 million RAISE grant for ADA sidewalks and transit stops; advisory board authorizes support letter
Summary
City staff described a RAISE grant application that would fund ADA sidewalk reconstruction, bus-stop improvements and crossings in persistent-poverty corridors; the Connected Cities advisory board authorized the chair to sign a letter of support.
City staff told the Connected Cities advisory board they are preparing a RAISE (formerly BUILD) grant application to reconstruct ADA sidewalks, improve bus stops and add pedestrian crossings in high-priority corridors and areas of persistent poverty. The advisory board unanimously authorized the chair to sign a letter of support for the application.
Melinda Harger, assistant director of Municipal Services and Operations, told the board the application is due Jan. 30 and that the city assembled the project from existing plans to be competitive. Harger said the total project cost is…
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