HomeMy Public PortalAboutAB01-19CITY COUNCIL City Of McCall
AGENDA BILL 216 East Park Street
Number AB 01-19 McCall, ID 83638
Date February 8, 2001
ITEM INFORMATION
SUBJECT:
Orig
inal Agenda Date & Bill No.
Department/Committee/Individual
Initials
Remarks
ITD Enhancement Grant
A
Mayor / Council
application
P
City Manager
P
Finance
Director/City Clerk
Four Corners Project
R
City Attorney
O
City Engineer
V
Community Development
A
Public Works
L
Golf Course/Parks Superintendent
COST IMPACT: ~$550,000
S
Recreation Director
FUNDING SOURCE:
Deputy City Clerk
~$500,000 ITD, $50,000 City
Airport Manager
TIMELINE: federal funds
Librarian
available in FY04
Police Chief
SUMMARY STATEMENT:
See attached summary statement and conceptual plans.
RECOMMENDED ACTION:
Authorize the use of City rights-of-way
and authorize the Mayor to sign the completed application.
RECORD OF COUNCIL ACTION
Meeting Date
Action
February 8, 2001
Authorized the use of City rights-of-way and
authorized the Mayor to sign the completed application.
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ITD Enhancement Grant application
The Idaho Transportation Enhancement Program is a statewide competitive program that provides federal highway funds for twelve different
‘transportation enhancement’ activities. One eligible activity is ‘landscaping and other scenic beautification.’ The maximum award is $500,000, with a $50,000 local match required.
The
McCall Improvement Committee Project List has identified the South Corridor as one of the two highest priority projects. The South Corridor Task Force has been formed to focus on making
that project a reality. The Task Force has endorsed the Four Corners Project from among the conceptual projects in the University of Idaho McCall Revitalization Project.
The Four Corners
Project, as illustrated on the following pages, includes landscaping and beautification on all four corners of the SH55/Third Street – Deinhard Lane intersection. Additional sidewalks
and crosswalks will be installed, planters, decorative fencing, street furniture and elements of continuity as defined by the McCall Improvement Committee will be constructed. Appropriate
signage will be included. These are eligible for funding under the Enhancement Program.
A detailed application is being prepared for submittal to ITD. The conceptual plans and cost
estimates are being refined. Abutting property owners will also participate in the project. The tentative budget is approximately $500,000 from ITD and $50,000 local cash match from
the City. Any in-kind donations of land or easements will count as additional local match. Match funds must be available in FY04.
The McCall Improvement Committee and the South Corridor
Task Force support this application.