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Federal grant · project grant (b)
This Project Will Comprehensively Assess the Train Impacts on Mobility and Quality of Life for the Neighborhoods in the East End Triangle. It Will, 1) Comprehensively Study Railroad Impacts on Access and Quality of Life, Focusing on Road and Neighborhood Interactions With Train Activities at 14 At-grade Crossings, 2) Provide Extensive Community Engagement to Understand the Needs, Desires, and Constraints of the Community and Make Sure They Support Project Concepts Prior to Implementation, and 3) Assess the Quality of Needs of Existing Polk ST. Underpass.
Committed
$2.0 Million
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