Project Details
The City of Tampa is proposing the development of the West River Multi-Modal Improvements Project, as part of a Better Utilizing Investments to Leverage Development (BUILD) Grant received by the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA). The project as-proposed would complete the City of Tampa’s remaining segments of a 12.2-mile pedestrian and bicycle facility through important multi-modal and transportation safety network improvements and create a continuous transportation network along the Hillsborough River. The multi-modal path will expand connections and provide a variety of sage mobility options for pedestrians and bicyclists between several neighborhoods and employment centers. FHWA requires NEPA compliance prior to grant distribution. The project will be completed in six (6) phases.
Tasks
• Completion of field reviews and evaluation of project for natural resources and completion of a Natural Resource Evaluation Report and agency coordination.
• Completion of Section 4(f) documentation and coordination with the Official with Jurisdiction
• Coordination with both FDOT District 7, Office of Environmental Management, and Federal Highway Administration
• Completion of Class of Action documentation for all six phases and obtain NEPA clearance through FHWA
Service
Development Consulting
Miles
12.2
County
Hillsborough County, Florida
Project Highlights
Project offers connectivity of an existing multi-modal facility, the City of Tampa River Walk, which is a hallmark project for the City of Tampa.
Project required continuous coordination with agencies to stay on schedule.
Challenges and Solutions
Project was funded through a BUILD grant which required that the City of Tampa expend the funds within a specific time frame. The project required continuous coordination with the City.