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Federal grant · project grant (b)
Application Purpose: This Award Will Fund Construction of Stations for the Metro E Line Project Which Will Bring Significantly Faster and More Comfortable Transit Service to the Hennepin / France Transitway Corridor in Minneapolis and Edina (MN).; Activities Performed: Funds Will Be Used for Construction of Stations Fiber Optic Infrastructure Associated Roadway Improvements and Other Infrastructure Changes as Part of the Metro E Line Project.; Expected Outcomes: Like Other Arterial BRT Lines the Metro E Line Will Provide Faster Frequent and More Comfortable Service and Facilities in the Hennepin / France Corridor. the E Line Will Also Provide a New Link in the Metro Network Enhancing Accessibility in the Southwest Metro.; Intended Beneficiaries: These Improvements Will Benefit More Than 8000 (2019) Daily Route 6 Customers Attracting New Transit Riders as Well.; Subrecipient Activities: None
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$5.0 Million
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