Category 1: Provision of Facilities for Pedestrians and
Bicycles
- New or reconstructed sidewalks, walkways, and curb ramps.
- Bike lane stripping, wide paved shoulders, bike lockers and
bike parking.
- Off-road, multi-use trails with logical connections.
- Non-vehicular bridges and underpasses.
Example Project #1
Project Name: Waco Suspension Bridge & Trail
Location: City of Waco
Project Description: Built in 1870, this was the first
permanent bridge crossing over the Brazos River. The work performed
preserved the structural integrity of the bridge and improved its
appearance.
District or Division: Waco District
Federal Funds: $320,000
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Overlook of trail and rehabilitated
pedestrian/bicycle suspension bridge. |
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The trail provides a concrete
surface and is ADA accessible. |
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Pedestrian trail as it runs along
the Brazos Riverfront, with built-in rest bench and landscaping. |
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The metal truss suspension bridge,
constructed in 1870 and listed as a National Historic Landmark,
has been rehabilitated for pedestrian and bicycle use. |
Example Project #2
Project Name: Holliday Creek Hike and Bike Trail, Phase 1, 2,
and 3 and Riverwalk Bridge Project
Location: City of Wichita Falls
Project Description: The Holliday Creek Hike and Bike Trail
Project consists of segments of a bicycle/pedestrian facility that
will ultimately form a loop around the City of Wichita Falls,
providing neighborhoods, businesses, parks, schools and roadways
throughout the city access for an alternative means of
transportation. These projects were selected for funding under three
program calls and will link to trails the city has already
completed. Once finished, the entire loop of trails will run a
distance of approximately 27 miles. Connecting the trails near the
Civic Center is the Riverwalk Bridge constructed with funding
approved in the first call for projects.
District or Division: Wichita Falls District
Federal Funds: (Total of four projects), $2,294,712
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The Riverwalk Bridge during
construction. The bridge connects bike trails, convention
center, and faire grounds. |
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Same section of trail with completed
bridge and landscaping. |
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Phase I of the cross-town Holliday
Creek trail. All phases of the trail will be constructed of
concrete and meet ADA standards. |
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Phase II of trail, complete with
landscaping and pedestrian amenities such as shaded benches and
trash receptacles. |
Example Project #3
Project Name: Downtown Mineola Streetscape
Location: City of Mineola
Project Description: In an effort to revitalize and
beautify the town, the City of Mineola proposed to reconstruct
sidewalks and curbs to provide easier and safer access, improve
crosswalks, and add period lighting to brighten up the downtown
historic district. Efforts included bringing facilities up to meet
standards of the American with Disabilities Act.
District or Division: Tyler District
Federal Funds: $175,000
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Before rehab - Sidewalks, curbs, and
streets are in need of restoration as shown adjacent to this
historic building in the same condition. |
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After rehab - Pedestrian sidewalks,
crosswalks and demarcations were added to provide for pedestrian
safety as well as improve appearance. |
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Before rehab - High multi-stepped
curbs and deteriorated sidewalks provided many challenges. |
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After rehab - The creative treatment
of sidewalks and curb rehabilitation, plus the addition of
period lighting and landscaping give Mineola a new persona. |
Example Project #4
Project Name: San Angelo Pedestrian Mallway
Location: City of San Angelo
Project Description: This project was for the construction of
a pedestrian/bicycle path to connect the city's transit terminal
with the downtown area and to provide access to the river walk along
the Concho River.
District or Division: San Angelo District
Federal Funds: $192,000
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The project included a pedestrian
and bicycle railroad crossing to promote safety and provide
access to the outdoor mall. |
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A water cooling station helps to
beat the heat in this innovative paver designed walkway. |
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Creative designing and colorful
pavers add to the aesthetic appeal of this project that connects
the city's transit terminal with downtown attractions. |
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