Accept $65,000 from Sims Metal Management to build Hoffman Boulevard bike lane
$65,000
In Plain English
Sims Metal Management agreed to fund transportation improvements as part of a larger South Richmond project. The company is contributing $65,000 specifically for a new bike lane on Hoffman Boulevard between Cutting Boulevard and Harbour Way. If approved, the city receives the money and can start construction on this segment.
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