The grant will support Phase 2 and 3 of the Laurel Access to Mills, Maxwell Park, and Seminary (LAMMPS) Project, which includes a new off-street shared-use path and streetscape upgrades along MacArthur Boulevard and Seminary Avenue, officials noted.
“Public safety and housing are among my top priorities, and this $10M grant helps deliver on both fronts,” Mayor Barbara Lee said in a statement.
The project focuses on Oakland’s High Injury Network, which includes 8% of city streets where 60% of serious crashes happen. It aims to make walking and biking safer in East Oakland, officials noted.
It is also tied to a $44 million state grant funding 119 affordable housing units near Eastmont Mall.
Construction timelines for the LAMMPS improvements have not yet been announced.
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