Federal grant · formula grant (a)
This Application Includes $83971 in Fy 2019 Section 5339(A) and $29 in Fy 2020 Section 5339(A) Formula Funds Suballocated to the Walla Walla Uza From Washington State to Install a Security Fence Around the Main Administration and Maintenance Facility Located at 1401 W. Rose Street Walla Walla Wa 99362. the Fencing Is to Prevent Unpermitted Access by Members of the Public to Restricted Areas Where Untrained Individuals Could Be at Risk and for Securing the Perimeter of the Property. Additionally This Project Will Improve Accessibility by Upgrading Existing Walkways With Current Code-compliant Ada Access This Process Could Include Ada Ramps Sidewalk Upgrades and Defined Walking Paths. the Sidewalk Upgrade Will Be Using the Existing Footprint.purposethis Project Is to Improve the Safety and Security of the Main Facility by Installing Security Fencing Around the Property. Additionally We Will Do Work to Improve the Accessibility and Walkability of the Main Facility in the Areas Where Members of the Public Enter and Exit the Facility.activities to Be Performedinstallation of Chain Link Security Fencing Security Gates and Secure Employee Access Points to the Main Facility. Improvements to the Accessibility and Walkability of the Main Facility for Better Ada Compliance This May Include Sidewalk Improvements Ada Ramps and Walkability Pathways.expected Outcomesthis Project Will Help Secure the Facility and Limit the Risk of Public Injury as Well Vandalism and Theft. Additionally Improved Ada Access Will Make the Facility More Appealing to Members of the Public.intended Beneficiariesvalley Transit Will Benefit by Securing the Property and Protecting Unauthorized Access to Areas Where People Could Be at Risk of Injury. Additionally All Member of the Public Who Visit the Main Transit Facility Will Have Better Access and Safer Travel Paths.subrecipient Activitiesnone
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