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Council authorizes TAP grant applications for Mountain View and 6th Street, shifts Highway 95 underpass to above-ground improvements
Summary
The council authorized two Transportation Alternatives Program grant applications—one for Mountain View Road (multiuse path) and one for a 6th Street pedestrian improvement—approved staff to apply for $500,000 each, and authorized a scope modification to a Highway 95 underpass after sedimentation and permitting made the underpass infeasible.
The Moscow City Council authorized staff to apply for two Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) grants and approved a recommended modification to a long-running Highway 95 underpass project after updated engineering and hydraulic reviews.
Alisa opened the TAP discussion with a history of the program and its focus on non-motorized transportation. City engineer Luke presented the Mountain View Road proposal: a multiuse path on the east side of Mountain View, pedestrian ramps at intersections, a retaining wall where needed to reduce impacts on adjacent properties, shoulder notching to accommodate bike lanes, and multimodal connections to existing paths. Staff said Mountain View is the city’s priority TAP…
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