Apply for state grant to fund bike and pedestrian improvements near new affordable housing
In Plain English
The city wants to partner with developers building 59 affordable housing units at 100 38th Street. The state grant would pay for sidewalk, bike lane, and other transportation improvements around the new Riveter Project. If awarded, the city would manage the infrastructure improvements while the developer handles the housing construction.
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