Apply for and accept Multimodal Access Fund Grant for Kingston Pike connection

A Resolution authorizing the Mayor to execute any and all documents necessary to apply for and accept a 2014 Multimodal Access Fund Grant from the Tennessee Department of Transportation in the amount of $946,470.65 with a City match of $49,814.24, to provide funding for a connection for bicyclists and pedestrians to travel a section of Kingston Pike between Wesley Road and Golfclub Road.(Requested by Department of Engineering)

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On November 11, 2014, the City of Knoxville, TN City Council adopted “Apply for and accept Multimodal Access Fund Grant for Kingston Pike connection” by a vote of 9–0.

Unanimous Adopted 9-0-0-0

Part of Kingston Pike

Authorize the Mayor to execute any and all documents necessary to apply for and accept a 2014 Multimodal Access Fund Grant

Moved by Duane Grieve · seconded by George C. Wallace

Topics: Roads & infrastructure

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The vote as recorded

Aye · 9

Nick Pavlis District 1 Duane Grieve District 2 Brenda Palmer District 3 Nick Della Volpe District 4 Mark Campen District 5 Daniel T. Brown District 6 George C. Wallace At-Large Seat A Marshall Stair At-Large Seat B Finbarr Saunders At-Large Seat C

The figures in this motion

$946,470.65
$49,814.24

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Public forum

The clerk’s minutes note 1 speaker at the public forum for this meeting.

A sign-up count from the minutes — not a measure of overall public opinion.

Minutes of the 11 November 2014 meeting — page 6

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