Federal grant · formula grant (a)
Application Purpose: the Purpose of This Federal Transit Administration (FTA) Grant Is to Facilitate the Relocation and Enhancement of Traffic Signals at the Intersection of 18TH State in Boise Idaho. This Initiative Is Necessitated by the Imperative to Achieve Compliance With the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) Standards Following Agency Coordination for Bus Station Design. the Ada County Highway District (ACHD) Has Provided the Requisite Equipment for This Endeavor. the Reconstruction Efforts Encompass the Relocation of Traffic Signals and the Installation of Upgraded Pedestrian Controls Thereby Ensuring Enhanced Safety and Accessibility for All Road Users. This Grant Aims to Cover the Additional Costs Incurred Due to These Essential Modifications Fostering an Environment Conducive to Inclusive and Efficient Transportation Infrastructure in the Boise Area.; Activities Performed: Signal Replacement: Execute the Replacement of the Existing Signal at the Intersection of W State ST and N 18TH ST in Boise Id as Part of the Federally Funded Project. This Involves the Removal of the Current Signal Infrastructure and the Installation of a New Updated Signal System in Compliance With Regulatory Standards and Project Requirements.concrete Work: Undertake Concrete Work to Rebuild All Sidewalks and Pedestrian Ramps Associated With the Bus Stop and Signalized Intersection Project. This Includes Demolition of Existing Concrete Structures Pouring and Forming New Sidewalks and Ramps and Ensuring Compliance With Ada Accessibility Guidelines.pavement Work: Perform Pavement Work to Address the Needs of the Project Including the Restriping of Permanent Pavement Markings at the Intersection. This Ensures Proper Traffic Delineation and Alignment With Updated Signal and Bus Stop Configurations.coordination and Planning: Conduct Thorough Coordination and Planning Efforts to Ensure Seamless Execution of Signal Replacement Concrete Work and Pavement Activities. Coordinate With Relevant Stakeholders Including Local Authorities and Transportation Agencies to Minimize Disruptions and Optimize Project Timelines.compliance Assurance: Verify Compliance With Federal Regulations Including Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) Requirements and Other Relevant Standards Throughout All Project Activities. Conduct Inspections and Assessments to Ensure That Signal Replacement Concrete Work and Pavement Activities Meet Prescribed Guidelines and Specifications.; Expected Outcomes: Improved Accessibility: Enhance Accessibility for Pedestrians at the 18TH State Intersection Through the Installation of Compliant Pedestrian Controls Facilitating Safe and Convenient Crossings for Individuals of All Abilities.enhanced Safety: Mitigate Potential Traffic Hazards by Relocating Traffic Signals to Align With Updated Bus Station Design Reducing the Risk of Accidents and Improving Overall Safety for Motorists Cyclists and Pedestrians.ada Compliance: Achieve Full Compliance With Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) Standards for Pedestrian Infrastructure Ensuring Equitable Access to Transportation Facilities for Individuals With Disabilities Within the Boise Community.; Intended Beneficiaries: Beneficiaries Include Pedestrians Commuters and Persons With Disabilities.; Subrecipient Activities: None
Committed
$680,000
Paid out
$182.1K
27%
Committed, not yet paid
$497.9K
73%
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