Apply for grant to create Richmond Safe Routes to Schools Master Plan
Resolution 23-13
In Plain English
The city wants to develop a comprehensive plan for making walking and biking to school safer for students. Safe Routes to Schools programs typically include crosswalk improvements, bike lanes near schools, and traffic calming measures. If approved, the city applies for state or federal grant funding to hire consultants and create the master plan.
Auto-generated summary. Source: official agenda documents.
Votes
Approve consent calendar
PassedSimilar Discussions
5 related items found by meaning
Support grant application for $246,500 to improve school walking and biking safety
Accept $320,000 federal grant for pedestrian safety improvements at Lincoln Elementary School
Approve $524,400 contract to build safer crosswalks around Lincoln Elementary School
Award $588,000 construction contract for Safe Routes to School sidewalks and crosswalks
Hire BKF Engineers for Safe Route to School project design and management
The Story So Far
Related items from other meetings
Approve $590,000 increase for Boorman Park renovation
Approve $236,258 contract for traffic calming work
Approve $100,000 contract for storm drain cleaning
Withdraw sewage holding tank rules for unconnected properties
Close Glenn Avenue connection to McBryde Avenue for safer walking and biking
Set standards and permits for temporary sewage holding tanks
Re-certify updated Sewer System Management Plan
Close Glenn Avenue connection to McBryde Avenue for safer walking and biking
Accept Yellow Brick Road Phase II street lighting project as complete
Close Glenn Avenue connection to McBryde Avenue for safer walking and biking