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Written by Pacific Coast Business Times
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Sunday, 25 October 2009 |
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Caltrans has awarded community-based transportation planning grants to Buellton and Grover Beach to create master plans for bikeways and trails.
Buellton received $100,000. Its plan will include a series of interactive public meetings and workshops to integrate the community’s priorities.
Grover Beach received $11,520 to collect community input and create a bicycle master plan.
The grants are awarded by Caltrans to encourage community involvement in deciding transportation needs. They are awarded yearly by Caltrans on a competitive basis. A state approved bicycle transportation plan establishes eligibility for the state Bicycle Transportation Account, which funds the construction of bicycle facilities.
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