Motion would accept $2.5M federal grant for cool pavement, shade in San Fernando Valley

Bureau of Street Services would build bus shelters and benches, install cool pavement and plant street trees.

City Council· posted Sep 11Motion$2.5M

Parts of the San Fernando Valley would get new bus shelters and benches, cool pavement and new street trees to reduce extreme heat. Councilmember Imelda Padilla moved to have the Bureau of Street Services accept $2,500,000 in federal funds, which cover 88.53% of the project, with the city matching 11.47%.

What happens next

Bureau of Street Services would report back through the annual Transportation Grant Fund report on needs for additional front funding.

How the Council voted on this file
Yes No Absent
  1. 13–0–2
San Fernando Valley
San Fernando Valley

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