Federal grant · project grant (b)
Application Purpose: This Tod Pilot Planning Project Will Continue the Development of Policies and Recommendations to Implement Equitable Tod at Station Areas Throughout the East-west Corridor Leverage a Mobility Hub Typology and Capital Project Establish Affordable Housing Solutions That Address the Housing + Transportation (H+T) Metric and Further Define Impediments to Developing Equitable Tod.; Activities Performed: the East-west Corridor Tod Pilot Project Will Focus on the 7.3 Mile Core Segment of the East-west Art Corridor and a Mile Radius Around Each Planned Station Area. Planning Scope Elements Will Include:project Management Plancommunity Engagement and Public Involvement Planexisting Conditions Analysisequitable Tod Visioningmarket Analysisimplementation Mechanics/strategies; Expected Outcomes: the Tod Pilot Grant Will Ensure That via and Its Partners Begin to Plan for Sustainable Growth Within the East-west Corridor That Maximizes the Potential of the Advanced Rapid Transit System and Shapes Growth in a Manner That Incorporates Equitable Tod Approaches.; Intended Beneficiaries: Intended Beneficiaries Include the General Public and via Customers Utilizing Public Transportation and Paratransit Services.; Subrecipient Activities: There Are No Subrecipient Activities in This Application.
Committed
$760,000
Paid out
$100.1K
13%
Committed, not yet paid
$659.9K
87%
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