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Lowell supports Lane County Safe Streets application and seeks $210,000 in ODOT funds for street work
Summary
City staff submitted a letter supporting Lane County's Safe Streets and Roads for All application and applied to ODOT's Small City Allotment Grant requesting about $210,000 for improvements on Everly, Loftus, and East Main Street.
City Administrator Max Baker said he issued a letter of support for Lane County's Safe Streets and Roads for All application; the proposed project elements include intersection and curve warnings, traffic calming treatments, transition zones, radar speed signs, and school zone beacons. Baker also said he submitted an application to ODOT's Small City Allotment Grant requesting approximately $210,000 for street improvements on Everly, Loftus, and East Main Street.
No award or contract was recorded at the May 19 meeting; the council did not take formal action to authorize matching funds or commitments at this session. Staff will notify council if the grant application progresses to an award stage requiring local match or action.
