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Federal grant · project grant (b)
Application Purpose: This Funds a Plan to Develop Strategies to Implement Transit-oriented Development (TOD) Along Federal Boulevard.; Activities Performed: RTDS Subrecipient City and County of Denver Will Fund Staff Time and Hire a Third-party Consultant to Conduct Planning for and Develop Strategies to Implement Transit-oriented Development (TOD) Along Federal Boulevard in Denver Colorado.; Expected Outcomes: the Expected Outcomes of This Study Include Draft and Final Tod Financing Strategy Report Infrastructure Gap Feasibility and Conceptual Design Report Station Area Plans and Detailed Tod Opportunity Site Plans and Regulatory Assessment and Tod Implementation Plan.; Intended Beneficiaries: Residents and Visitors of Westminster Adams County Federal Heights City and County of Denver Sheridan and Englewood.; Subrecipient Activities: the City and County of Denver Is a Subrecipient in This Grant.
Committed
$2.0 Million
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