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Application Purpose: Ada Accessibility to Transit Areas That Do Not Presently Have Access.; Activities Performed: Design and Construct Five (5) Segments of Ada Accessible Sidewalks in Towns of Carmel and Southeast. Mobility Management to Assist Ada Transit Riders With Accessing Public Transit.; Expected Outcomes: to Provide Accessibility to Transit Areas That Do Not Now Have Access. Target Areas Would Include Sidewalks Shoulders and Ramps for Ada Accessibility to Connect to Existing Public Transit Routes.; Intended Beneficiaries: Connection of Public Transit Services for Senior Housing and Group Homes for Services to the Disabled Residents in These Areas.; Subrecipient Activities: None
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