Accept Caltrans grant to create Richmond Ferry to Bridge complete streets plan
Resolution Resolution No. 56-18
In Plain English
Caltrans offered grant funding to develop a comprehensive transportation plan connecting the Richmond Ferry terminal to local bridges. The plan will design safer streets for pedestrians, cyclists, and drivers in this corridor. If approved, the city receives the grant at no local cost.
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