Construction of the Rail to Rail ATC Connector Project the Project Spans 5.6 Miles Along an East-West Metro…
A single federal award, with both ends of the trail linked.
Award CA-2017-103 is a grant from the Department of Transportation to Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority, $15M obligated, FY2017 to FY2027, for Construction of the Rail to Rail ATC Connector Project the Project Spans 5.6 Miles Along an…. The work is performed in California. Source
Description
Application Purpose: The Construction of the Rail to Rail ATC Connector Project the Project Spans 5.6 Miles Along an East-West Metro Owned Right-Of-Way (Row) Alignment from the Future Metro Crenshaw/ Los Angeles International Airport (Lax) Fairview Heights Station to the Existing Metro Blue Line Slauson Station; Activities Performed: This Award Will Fund the Construction of a Multi-Use Corridor for Bicyclists and Pedestrians.; Expected Outcomes: The Rail to Rail ATC Connector Project Spans 5.6 Miles Along an East-West Metro Owned Right-Of-Way (Row) Alignment from the Future Metro Crenshaw/ Los Angeles International Airport (Lax) Fairview Heights Station to the Existing Metro Blue Line Slauson Station. This Investment in a Multi-Use Corridor for Bicyclists and Pedestrians Will Link Together Three Regionally Significant North-South Transit Lines in Metros System (the Crenshaw/Lax Light Rail Transit (LRT) the Silver Line Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Located on the 110 Harbor Transitway and the Blue Line Lrt). Upon Completion Approximately Five (5) Miles of Pedestrian Walkways Class I Bicycle Path and Striping Will Be Developed and Approximately 0.5 Mile of Striping for Class II and III Bikeways on Los Angeles City Row for the Connection Between the Fairview Heights Station and the Atc. This Grant Will Fund the Construction of Segment A-1 of This Project Extending 3.6 Miles from the Crenshaw/Lax LRT to the Silver Line Brt.; Intended Beneficiaries: Populace of the LACMTA Transit Service Area and Local Area Commuters Including Residents of Historically Disadvantaged Communities in South Los Angeles. The Project Will Improve Multimodal Connectivity Increase Mobility Options Enhance Access to Community-Identified Destinations Connecting with Local Metro and Municipal Bus Services and Provide Safer Path of Travel for Students Residents and Commuters; Subrecipient Activities: None.