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Council weighs plan to build walking and biking links to Metro stations citywide

City would create a multiyear framework to deliver first/last mile projects connecting neighborhoods to transit stops.

City Council· posted Sep 16Report

The city is considering a framework to build and fund projects that improve walking and biking access to Metro stations, which could make it easier for residents to reach transit. The plan covers project delivery, staffing, and funding including Measure M and a city contribution.

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  1. 11–0–4

    Council weighs plan to build walking and biking links to Metro stations citywide

    Council File 23-1244-S1Item 3 · Oct 16 meeting
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