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Exeter council authorizes grant application for Kaweah Gateway: Connected Safety Corridor Project
Summary
The council adopted Resolution No. 2026‑20 authorizing staff to submit an Active Transportation Program Cycle 8 grant application for the Kaweah Gateway: Exeter’s Connected Safety Corridor Project. The motion passed 4–0; grant award and project details will be decided later.
The Exeter City Council on June 9 adopted Resolution No. 2026‑20 authorizing staff to submit an Active Transportation Program (ATP) Cycle 8 grant application for the Kaweah Gateway: Exeter’s Connected Safety Corridor Project. City Engineer Javier Andrade presented the item; no members of the public spoke on the item and the resolution passed by unanimous recorded vote of those present (4–0; Council Member Bobby Lentz absent).
The authorization permits staff to prepare and submit an ATP Cycle 8 application; award of grant funds and any required matching commitments or project details were not decided at the meeting. The council did not provide additional project specifics in the minutes. Next steps recorded by the council include staff submission of the application and notification to council of the application outcome.
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