Apply for state grant to fund 2 transportation planning studies
In Plain English
The city wants to create 2 new transportation plans covering different areas of Richmond. The 'Yellow Brick Road' Plan and South Richmond Transportation Plan would study traffic patterns and recommend improvements. If approved, the California Department of Transportation pays for the planning work through grant funds.
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Votes
Adopt Resolution No. 37-12
5 to 0
Why This Vote Matters
Richmond will pursue state funding to create two new transportation plans studying traffic patterns in different parts of the city. The council unanimously approved applying for California Department of Transportation grants to fund the "Yellow Brick Road" Plan and South Richmond Transportation Plan, which would analyze current conditions and recommend improvements. If the grants are awarded, the state would cover the full cost of the planning work, requiring no city funds. This continues the council's strong pattern of support for infrastructure projects, with all five members present voting yes while two were absent.
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