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City staff seeks TIP amendment to add $216,000 for Riverside Drive design
Summary
Frank, transportation staff, told the committee the city was awarded $216,000 in redistributed federal funding for Riverside Drive design and must obligate it by Sept. 8; he also updated the committee on several local transportation and pavement projects.
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Frank, the city transportation staffer, briefed the committee on a slate of transportation projects and said he would bring a TIP (Transportation Improvement Program) amendment to incorporate an awarded $216,000 in redistributed federal funding for Riverside Drive design. Frank told the committee the redistributed obligation authority process reallocates funding from regional projects that did not meet targets, and he emphasized a fast obligation timeline: "I have a deadline of September 8," he said.
He updated the committee on the LaVenture Road widening project (construction complete, closeout coming in early fall), the 2025 overlay project (construction begun), completion of the 15th Street sidewalk, Riverside 1 and 2 moving toward 95% design, and the Colston Trail lighting design. Frank also noted small professional services agreement amendments for construction inspection and pavement visualization tied to the overlay and preservation projects.
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