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Federal grant · project grant (b)
Application Purpose: the Purpose of the Award Is to Support and Complete the Development of the San Francisco (SF) Railyards Transit Oriented Communities (TOC) Implementation Strategy; Activities Performed: Fund Will Be Used to Develop the San Francisco Railyards Transit Oriented Communities (TOC) Implementation Strategy; Develop a Cohesive Neighborhood Planning and Needed Public Realm Improvements; and Identify Key Implementation Strategies and Funding Sources Needed to Realize the Toc Vision.; Expected Outcomes: Funding Will Help Combat Barriers Such as Access Housing Transit and Opportunities for Historically Disadvantaged Populations and Focus on How Toc Can Be Advanced in Conjunction With Other Transit Projects.; Intended Beneficiaries: Population of the San Francisco Peninsula San Jose and Gilroy Service Area and Commuter Rail Riders With Focus on Disadvantaged Populations.; Subrecipient Activities: None
Committed
$650,000
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