Exeter council authorizes grant application for Kaweah Gateway: Connected Safety Corridor Project
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.
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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).
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