Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Federal grant · formula grant (a)
Application Purpose: the Purpose of This Award Is to Construct Multi-modal Transit Access Improvements on Brazos ST. From Elgin to Pierce Streets to Improve Access to Adjacent Metro Transit Stops.; Activities Performed: Funds Will Be Used to Construct Sidewalks Ada Ramps Associated Signalization Ada Ramps Functional Landscaping Pedestrian Lighting and Associated and Necessary Public Utility Improvements to Include Stormwater Water and Wastewater. All Work Will Occur Within Existing Rights-of-way. the Distance of the Corridor Is Approximately 3485 Feet or 0.66 Miles. All Improvements Will Occur Within 1/2 Mile of an Existing Metro Transit Stop.; Expected Outcomes: These Improvements Will Improve Access to Adjacent Metro Transit Stops.; Intended Beneficiaries: This Project Will Provide Safe and Accessible Access for Riders of Transit in the Midtown Management District Area.; Subrecipient Activities: Not Applicable.
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$4.1 Million
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