Accept $1 million grant and hire BKF Engineers to design McBryde Avenue bike lanes
In Plain English
The city received $1 million in regional grant funds to redesign McBryde Avenue from Wildcat Canyon Regional Park to 37th Street. BKF Engineers will design protected bike lanes, improved crosswalks, and new street trees along this key bike route. If approved, the design work costs $560,000 and runs through December 2026.
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