Summary
A $1.3 million project to build sidewalks and lighting along Skyland Boulevard, funded mostly by an $800,000 federal TAP grant the city was asked to apply for. The committee also needed to move $323,500 in contingency to cover the match and extra costs.
At a glance
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Last discussed May 12, 2026.
Impact analysis
Total cost is $1.3 million — the city's share is $200,000 in match plus $300,000 overmatch.
Pedestrians and drivers along Skyland Boulevard, particularly in District 7.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Public Projects Committee - May 12, 2026
The city wants to build a shared-use path and lighting on Skyland Boulevard between McFarland and Andrews Street, and hopes an $800,000 state grant covers most of the $1.3 million cost. It ties into ALDOT's larger access management plan for the corridor.
Finance Committee - May 12, 2026
A $1.3 million project to build sidewalks and lighting along Skyland Boulevard, funded mostly by an $800,000 federal TAP grant the city was asked to apply for. The committee also needed to move $323,500 in contingency to cover the match and extra costs.
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